AI Copilot

The copilot seat is no longer empty.

The Schochman AI Copilot is wired directly into your EFIS. It knows your aircraft, reads its live data, answers in plain language. And it changes nothing without your confirmation.
288 live data points Every change: CONFIRM — or it doesn't happen Engine data: read-only
AI Copilot · EFIS link active Demo
Pilot How much fuel do I have left?
AI Copilot 68 L usable — about 3 h 57 min at your current burn of 17.2 L/h. At planned speed you would land at LZTR with a 58 min reserve.
Pilot Set standby to Bratislava Tower.
Action — awaiting pilot confirmation Action — confirmed by pilot
COM1 STANDBY → 118.305 · LZIB TWR
✓ Standby set 118.305
Pilot Which airspace am I in?
AI Copilot Class G, 600 ft below BRATISLAVA TMA (base 2,500 ft AMSL). Next boundary ahead is STEFANIK CTR 9 NM .
Simulated conversation · representative data · answers come from your aircraft's live data

At 120 kt, five seconds of searching through pages is 300 metres flown with your head down.

Every answer you dig for is time spent flying blind.

Radio

Hunting the tower frequency page by page, while joining the circuit at an unfamiliar field.

W&B

Kneeboard arithmetic before a full-fuel departure with a passenger and baggage on board.

Weather

Decoding four raw METARs at the holding point, engine running, passenger waiting.

Stop searching. Ask.

The AI Copilot understands your position, altitude, speed, heading, AoA, fuel state, flight plan, the ADS-B traffic, etc. Push the button, say what you need, release. The copilot listens only while you hold it: there is no wake word.
›Plan a route to LZIB at 4,500 ft. ›What airspace will I cross at my altitude? ›Do I clear terrain by 1,000 ft the whole way? ›What's the weather at destination? ›What's the max demonstrated crosswind? ›Oil temp limits of my engine? ›Add 15 kg baggage, still in the envelope? ›Set standby to Piešťany tower.
Already flying

This is not a prototype.

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500+ hours flown

  • Across Europe in Dova Skylark aircraft, in real weather and real airspace.
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First contracts signed

  • Aircraft owners and builders have committed. The AI Copilot ships with the cockpit today.
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Engineered toward DO-178C / DO-254

  • Experimental aircraft don’t require these standards. We build to them anyway.

You are the pilot in command.

Step 01

The AI prepares the change

A frequency, a squawk, a waypoint, an autopilot target — drafted and cross-checked against your aircraft's data.

Step 02

It appears on your screen

You see exactly what would change, before anything changes.

Action — awaiting pilot
COM1 STBY → 118.305 · LZIB TWR
ConfirmCancel
Step 03

You confirm or you don't

The change executes only after you CONFIRM on the EFIS. CANCEL discards it. No confirmation, no change.

ATC AI listening — the clearance is transcribed and squawk 6754, QNH 1006, altitude and direct-to are prepared for one-touch confirmation. Nothing changes until you press APPLY.

Permission by permission

You decide what the AI may read and what it may control: item by item, in the settings of your EFIS. Not one global switch.

Read-only stays read-only

Engine, weather, traffic data can never be written — by anyone, under any setting.

No guessing on stale data

If a live value is old or unreliable, the AI treats it as unavailable rather than presenting a stale number as fresh truth.

No claimed actions

The AI never reports a change it hasn't made. Until you press CONFIRM, nothing happened and it will tell you exactly that.

288 Live data points

it reads across flight, engine, weather, traffic and systems + every engine sensor in your configuration.

201 Cockpit actions

it prepares for you — each one executed only after your confirmation.

63 Enabled by default

sensible out-of-the-box permissions. Everything beyond them is yours to grant.

0 Engine controls

the AI monitors your engine. It can never operate it.

Counts reflect current firmware · the full register is itemized in your EFIS AI settings

Real screens, live EFIS data

What the copilot actually says.

Unedited screenshots of the AI Copilot panel on the Schochman EFIS: the copilot reads live engine data and the Rotax 912 iS operator’s manual, and answers in plain language.

Oil pressure 2.3 PSI — asked “what is wrong with my engine”, the copilot quotes the Rotax 912 iS manual and recommends a precautionary landing.

Oil temperature 134 °C, above the 130 °C limit — reduce power, land precautionary. Oil pressure and coolant checked as OK.

Your personal copilot.
Not a chatbot.

A chatbot
Schochman AI Copilot
Knows
ChatbotWhat it read on the internet.
AI CopilotYour airframe, your engine, your configuration.
Data source
ChatbotWhatever you type into it.
AI Copilot288 live values, straight off your EFIS.
No signal
ChatbotNeeds one. You don't have it at altitude.
AI CopilotCritical actions still run — offline, deterministic.
Can it act
ChatbotIt can only talk. You still do the work.
AI CopilotPrepares 201 cockpit actions; executed on your CONFIRM.
When unsure
ChatbotGuesses, convincingly.
AI CopilotTells you the value is unavailable.
Weather agent · 4D analysis

Not a weather picture.
A 4D model of your flight.

A radar image shows what the sky looked like. Our AI stack models what your flight will look like: thousands of sample points along the planned route in x, y and altitude, each one evaluated for the time you will actually be there.
Copilot · weather agentDemo
AI Copilot Climb to 8,500 ft after ZUBRI: 28 kt tailwind, tops at 7,000 ft, -3 °C, no icing risk on this segment. The cell ahead of LZTR moves east; by your ETA 14:52 it is clear.
Weather agent · LZIB → LZTR · 4D modelModel
X · Y ground track4D · thousands of samples · x · y · z · tZ · altitudeFL065FL0853,000 ftBKN 060 · TOPS 7,000 ftCB · 38 dBZ · NOWLZIBLZTRdeviation14:1214:1914:2514:3214:3914:4514:52AT 14:52OKcautionavoidt · ETA at each sample
01 · Data

Sources

METAR, TAF, NOTAM, live radar and numerical model data from several providers, merged into one picture. No single source is trusted blindly.

02 · Space

x · y · z

Thousands of sample points along the route: ceiling, visibility, wind, temperature, icing and convective risk at every position and altitude you will actually fly through.

03 · Time

+ time

Every sample is evaluated for your ETA at that point. The forecast moves with you: a cell that will have passed is not an obstacle, and one that will have formed is.

04 · Engine

Own AI stack

Our own forecasting and flight-planning software, on the aircraft, feeds the AI Copilot: a better altitude, safer routing, a go / no-go in plain language. Tuned with every update.

Weather and NOTAM updates need a data link (Starlink or GSM) · the model keeps the last data, time-stamped

More time flying. Less time operating the system.

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