Flight Operations Manual Search demo
Every answer from the revision in force that day, with the page open beside it. 1:35
What the demo shows
Pilots and dispatchers ask a question and get the answer from the current manual, page cited
An EFB-sized question box. Ask in plain words and the Manual agent answers in two sentences from the revision in force on the day of the flight; beside it, the manual page flips open with the sentence highlighted and the revision and effective date on its corner, and a note says if the latest revision changed the answer. A Flight context agent reads the trip so the agent asks back only when it must (which station, which phase). When no page supports an answer, it says so and files the question; a No-answer agent groups them for Flight Standards. A pilot's flag arrives as a case: the Conflict agent has checked every manual, including the acquired airline's, and the Flag agent has drafted the reply. When a revision lands, the Revision agent replays 90 days of real questions and finds every answer that changed. Flight Standards approves every reply and note.
Transcript
- Flight Operations Manual Search answers pilots and dispatchers from the current manual.
- Airlines fly on 60,000 pages, and the FAA requires every copy kept current.
- In Cruise, First Officer Erin Castellano asks the wet runway Autoland crosswind limit.
- 25 knots. The page flips open, highlighted, and a note says Revision 41 said 20.
- She asks about the A321neo and gets that manuals page.
- When no manual answers, it says so and sends a question to flight standards.
- A captain flagged an answer.
- The conflict agent found another manual, says five minutes.
- Nadia Brooks in flight standards confirms the answer with a reason code.
- Revision 42 changed 214 answers.
- she approves a note to those crews.
- Every answer cited, every decision signed, every revision on the record.
- The result? The revision in force, with its page, in about four seconds.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.