Pilots and airlines are using AI tools to better time the seatbelt sign

Source: Business Insider

Pilots and airlines are using new AI-driven turbulence-detection tools like SkyPath to better determine when to activate the seatbelt sign. SkyPathSevere turbulence is hard to predict, making it difficult for pilots to time the seatbelt sign. AI-driven tools like SkyPath are helping pilots better predict rough air ahead.

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Pilots and airlines are using AI tools to better time the seatbelt sign

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