The operating layer for aviation security risk decisions.

AeroVigil is a pre-flight aviation security and safety intelligence platform. It aggregates signals from official and open sources — NOTAMs, official advisories, conflict and airspace developments, infrastructure disruption and OSINT — classifies them by relevance, and turns them into route and airport risk assessments, mitigation tracking, approval workflows and audit-ready records for flight operations and security teams.

AeroVigil draws on official aviation sources such as NOTAMs and authority advisories, sensor-derived signals like GPS interference reports, and open-source intelligence. Each signal carries a source confidence tier and weight, and assessments respect that hierarchy rather than treating all inputs equally.

Yes. AeroVigil continuously ingests and classifies signals and surfaces relevant alerts on a live operational map and feed, with severity and confidence indicators. Teams can also receive daily and weekly digests for situational awareness beyond the live console.

AeroVigil classifies every signal along an explicit safety-versus-security disposition. Security-relevant developments (conflict, civil unrest, deliberate interference) and safety-relevant ones (operational and technical hazards) are handled distinctly, so operations teams can see which kind of risk a signal represents rather than receiving an undifferentiated feed.

No. AeroVigil is a decision-support layer. Raw model output never reaches the duty desk — every alert is reviewed and signed by a named analyst, and risk decisions, mitigation choices and approvals remain with authorized aviation security users through dispatcher, SMS and captain approval chains.

Yes. Every assessment can be converted into a traceable report that preserves sources, source weights, timestamps, approval history and decision rationale, with immutable audit records suitable for review.