six questions.one honest answer.
The six tests an honest evaluator runs on any aviation safety platform. eAviora answers each one, and hands you the same tests to run on everyone else on your shortlist.
Six questions, one honest answer.
The tests an honest evaluator runs on any platform. Run them on us too.
Start with a working model.
A pre-built risk library on day one, not an empty canvas to author yourself. Every occurrence maps to a bow-tie family with named preventive and recovery barriers, so what failed and what should have stopped it is answered structurally, not in free text.
The AI proposes. A person decides.
Re-run the classification and it holds. Nothing reaches the record without a person.
Accept, edit or reject. Every copilot suggestion surfaces as a one-click card, and that decision is logged for audit.
State the AI cannot set. Workflow and governance state are non-settable by the AI or the API. Low-confidence output is queued for a person, never written silently.
Confidentiality holds through. An ICAO Annex 19 confidential report stays invisible to an analyst without clearance, even via the copilot.
One record table. Links between them.
Occurrences, findings and actions on one graph, joined by first-class links. Take one occurrence and follow it to the finding it raised, the corrective action that fixed it, and the training that closed the loop, on one record. If a demo copies and pastes between modules, it is a four-tool stack dressed up as one.
Isolation, and an open front door.
Isolation in the database, pinned data, and an open, documented surface.
Isolation in the database. Row-level security forced on, against an app role that cannot bypass it. A missing operation context fails the query, it never exposes a neighbour.
Five layers, not one. Procedure checks, per-query filters, request-bound context, deny-by-default policies, and the database itself refusing a cross-tenant read.
Version-pinned for benchmarking. Taxonomy codes and indicator definitions are immutable, so history stays comparable to itself and cross-airline benchmarking stays honest.
Open by design. A public REST API with an OpenAPI contract, an MCP connector for an AI assistant, and Canadian data residency, encrypted at rest.
Six questions. One honest answer.
Beside this guide: the honest comparison, the ROI model and the Trust center.
You have the questions. The next leg is where you ask them: the experience, the adoption path and the design partner cohort.