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Turn every flight into safety intelligence.

Detect events. Understand risk. Improve operations from flight data your aircraft already records.

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AvioArc fleet overview: 248 flights analysed, 312 flight hours, 18 events flagged, 6 awaiting review

Demo data shown for illustration.

Flight safety intelligence for growing operators

Raw flight data becomes safety insight.

Flight data

Recorded by avionics your aircraft already carries.

Analyse

Structured into flights, phases and approaches.

Detect & classify

Exceedances and events surfaced against defined criteria.

Review & improve

A safety reviewer sees trends, not raw dataframes.

Detect

Detect safety events

Exceedances such as high descent rates, excessive bank and pitch, and airspeed limits are flagged automatically, each traceable back to the flight and phase they happened in.

Events · N321BA
  • Rapid descent
    Flight 3 · Descent · limit −2,000
    −10,246 fpm
    Exceedance
  • High bank
    Flight 3 · Descent · limit 45°
    103°
    Exceedance
  • High pitch
    Flight 3 · Descent · limit 25°
    45°
    Exceedance

Real output from public NTSB flight data (N321BA, Cessna 208B Grand Caravan EX).

Review

Review individual flights

Every flight is reviewable on its own terms — duration, phases and outcome — instead of scrolling through raw exported data by hand.

Flights · N321BA
FlightDurationMax altitudeOutcome
  • Flight 1
    6 Feb 2025 · 17:59 UTC
    53 min10,472 ftCompleted
  • Flight 2
    6 Feb 2025 · 19:00 UTC
    32 min4,731 ftCompleted
  • Flight 3
    6 Feb 2025 · 23:36 UTC
    43 min7,559 ftIncomplete

Real output from public NTSB flight data (N321BA).

Trend

See fleet trends

Flight activity and event rates surface across the fleet over time, giving a Director of Safety a way to see whether performance is improving — not just a pile of one-off reports.

Event rate by month
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Events per 100 flight hours, falling over eight months.

Example layout. Figures are illustrative, not real operator data.

Report

Create safety reporting

Turn a period of flight activity into a reviewable safety summary, built for the conversations your safety-assurance process already requires.

Monthly safety summary
Safety summary · September
Flights reviewed
42
Events flagged
9
Reviewed by safety team
9 of 9
Go-arounds
2

Example layout. Figures are illustrative, not real operator data.

How it works

  1. 01

    Provide your flight data

    Export data from supported avionics — no new hardware to install.

  2. 02

    AvioArc processes it

    Recordings are structured into individual flights and phases.

  3. 03

    Safety events are produced

    Exceedances and flight metrics are detected against defined criteria.

  4. 04

    Review results and trends

    Your safety team reviews outcomes — objective evidence, not raw files.

See what your flight data is already telling you.

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