AI FOR AVIATION

AI vigilance
for the cockpit.

WattWings is building an intelligent layer that helps pilots detect what they may otherwise miss.

FAK combines cockpit instruments, pilot actions, trajectory, radio communications and flight context to identify omissions, inconsistencies and emerging risks in real time.

THE PILOT REMAINS IN COMMAND.AI adds another layer of vigilance.
WATTWINGSFAKFlight intelligence layer
PILOTAIRCRAFTRADIOFLIGHT
ONE INTELLIGENCE LAYER. MULTIPLE SOURCES.

FAK understands the cockpit as a system.

Most cockpit tools provide information. WattWings is designed to understand how that information fits together.

01 — PILOT

Actions & workflow

Monitor cockpit workflow, pilot actions and procedural consistency without taking control away from the pilot.

02 — AIRCRAFT

Instruments & avionics

Interpret aircraft configuration, instruments and available avionics information as part of one operational picture.

03 — FLIGHT

Trajectory & context

Cross-check navigation, trajectory, airspace, weather and flight context in real time.

04 — RADIO

Communications

Understand ATC exchanges, clearances, frequencies and readbacks and connect them to the flight situation.

HUMAN-IN-COMMAND

Not an autopilot.
Not an autonomous pilot.

FAK is designed as an advisory and vigilance system. It does not replace pilot judgment. It helps preserve situational awareness when workload increases and information becomes fragmented.

01ObservePilot, cockpit, radio and environment.
02Cross-checkDetect omissions, inconsistencies and anomalies.
03AdviseProvide contextual spoken assistance.
04Pilot decidesHuman authority remains explicit.
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

From cockpit intelligence
to the ATC loop.

FAK

Cockpit intelligence

Multimodal perception and real-time cross-checking inside the cockpit.

  • Pilot and cockpit workflow
  • Instrument and avionics data
  • Navigation and flight context
  • Radio understanding
  • Contextual spoken assistance
PILOTAIRCRAFTATC
T-FAK

Beyond the cockpit

Designed to make critical pilot-aircraft-ATC exchanges more structured and less error-prone.

  • Radio communications
  • Clearances and readbacks
  • Frequency changes
  • Transponder workflows
  • Future datalink integration
START FOCUSED. SCALE WITH AVIATION.

General aviation first.
A broader architecture by design.

WattWings begins where operational feedback is accessible, then expands toward increasingly complex operations.

01Flight schoolsTraining environments
02General aviationPrivate & club aircraft
03IFR & business aviationHigher-complexity operations
04Commercial aviationAirlines, airports, air navigation
FOUNDERAAPilot × Entrepreneur
BUILT BY A PILOT

Aldrick Allal

Founder, WattWings

WattWings originated from Aldrick's own flying experience and from observing the cognitive workload required during real flights. He is an entrepreneur with 27 years of company-building and management experience.

His objective is straightforward: bring advanced AI into the cockpit while preserving a fundamental principle of aviation — the pilot remains the final decision-maker.

CURRENT STATUS

Building the first operational intelligence layer.

WattWings is developing and testing its software architecture and multimodal AI components while preparing the next phase of prototype validation, aviation partnerships and U.S. development.

01AeroAlpha software foundation
02FAK cockpit intelligence
03Radio analysis
04Flight-context processing
05Instrument & cockpit perception
06Operational testing
WATTWINGS

The pilot flies.
WattWings watches.

Building the AI vigilance layer for aviation.