Europe Provides First Guidance To Industry On Applying AI To Aviation

March 13, 2020
air traffic control monitor
Large data flows make air traffic management well suited to artificial intelligence, Eurocontrol says.
Credit: NATS
Europe is taking a lead in providing guidance on how artificial intelligence could affect aviation. Describing it as potentially the most disruptive innovation facing the industry, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has released a road map for AI, while Eurocontrol has published an...

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