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Jeppesen ForeFlight has introduced the largest set of new capabilities for Airflow, its agentic AI operating platform.
LAS VEGAS — Jeppesen ForeFlight has introduced its largest set of new business aviation capabilities, including safety management, flight tracking, paperless cockpit, runway performance, fuel, aircraft privacy and new agents with Airflow, its agentic artificial intelligence (AI) operating platform.
The largest group of releases moves flight crews closer to a genuinely paperless operation, where the record of the flight is created in the cockpit rather than reconstructed afterward, Jeppesen says.
Among paperless features are Electronic Signatures, which enable pilots to sign and release required flight documents on their devices. The signature travels with the record instead of on a separate sheet. With Cockpit Sharing, both crew members work from the same flight on their own devices, with changes reflected on both sides.
Support for Privacy ICAO Address allows eligible operators to file with an alternate, temporary ICAO address so the aircraft is not easily traceable to its owner via public flight tracking.
Two new Airflow software agents—Trip Feasibility and Ops Briefing—are now integrated into ForeFlight Dispatch to help operators make more informed decisions with less manual work.
“Business aviation operators are expected to run like airlines, often with a fraction of the staff,” said Jeppesen ForeFlight CEO Brad Surak. “To do that effectively, their tools need to work together. We’re bringing the entire operation into one connected ecosystem, from the initial trip request through the final safety report.”
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