askM
Stop searching. Start asking. AI-powered access to your aviation manuals and operational data.
- Ask natural language questions — get instant answers from your aviation documentation
- Covers manuals, procedures, checklists, and operational data
- Designed for pilots and flight operations professionals
Aviation professionals spend significant time searching through manuals, procedures, and operational documents for specific information. askM replaces that search process with a conversation.
How it works
You type a question in plain language — “What is the minimum fuel for a diversion to our alternate?” or “Where is the flap retraction schedule for a contaminated runway takeoff?” — and askM returns the relevant answer with a reference to the source section.
Under the hood, askM uses the content of your connected documentation library to answer questions. It does not guess or hallucinate — if the answer is not in the documents, it says so.
Built for aviation
askM is designed around the structure and terminology of aviation documentation. It understands:
- Aircraft manuals and supplements (AFM, FCOM, QRH)
- Airline operations specifications and procedures
- Regulatory documents and ATC phraseology
Who uses askM
Pilots who want faster access to manual content during preflight, dispatch, or ground study. Flight operations teams answering crew queries. Training organizations helping students navigate large document libraries.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of documents does askM work with?
askM is designed for aviation operational documentation — aircraft manuals, standard operating procedures, checklists, operations specifications, and similar structured content. It is optimized for the terminology and format of aviation documents.
Does askM send my documents to external servers?
Contact us for details on data handling and privacy architecture. We design our apps with operational security in mind.
Can askM replace reading the full manual?
No — and it is not designed to. askM is a search and reference tool that gets you to the right section of the right document faster. Pilots remain responsible for reading and understanding the source documentation.