Enter the situation.
Understand your role, the operational context and the starting conditions.
THE NEXT DECISION MATTERS
AI-powered cognitive training for airline pilots.
We’re building a new way for airline pilots to practise critical decisions, one focused scenario at a time.
APPROACH · AUTOMATION
A MOMENT WORTH REVISITING
What changed between the first cue
and your response?
Built around pilot judgement
Designed for focused repetition
Grounded in recorded decisions
A DIFFERENT KIND OF PRACTICE
An unexpected mode change. Conflicting cues. A colleague who keeps going.
The challenge is to understand what matters, reconsider your assumptions and choose a response as the situation develops.
CockpitAce is being built to let pilots revisit these moments between simulator sessions—with time to practise, reflect and try again.
THE TRAINING EXPERIENCE
A focused loop that connects what happened
with what you chose to do.
Understand your role, the operational context and the starting conditions.
Encounter relevant displays, crew behaviour and a situation that continues to evolve.
Make a decision in context. Your explicit inputs and actions become part of the record.
Review the moments behind your response and find a focus for your next practice.
INSIDE COCKPITACE
Our planned platform connects scenario practice, crew intervention, decision evidence and guided reflection.
Explore focused operational scenarios with changing conditions and conflicting cues.
Explore the scenarios 02 / INTERVENEPractise monitoring, challenging and intervening from the Pilot Monitoring seat.
Discover Takeover Lab 03 / CONNECTConnect scenario events, observable cues and recorded actions in a Decision Timeline.
Explore the Decision Timeline 04 / REFLECTReturn to specific moments with evidence-linked questions and specialist-reviewed criteria.
Discover our debrief approachPRIORITYGATE DECISION ENGINE
The Decision Timeline makes the engine’s event record visible. Select an event to explore how AI Debrief can return to the evidence.
This timestamp marks an explicit input. It does not establish the exact moment the pilot first noticed or understood the cue.
Which information supported your interpretation, and what would have made you reconsider it?
01 Conditions are changing.
02 The other pilot continues.
03 What would you do next?
Illustrative choices, not an operational procedure.
INTRODUCING TAKEOVER LAB
Step into the Pilot Monitoring role. Follow a developing situation as the other pilot continues. Explore when to monitor, speak up and intervene.
The planned review connects your actions with scenario-specific criteria, shaped by aviation training specialists.
Our approach to trainingPLANNED MODULESCENARIO LAB · A320 FIRST
Six initial themes for focused development and expert review. Final beta content will depend on testing.
An unexpected mode change. A different behaviour. Which cue changes your understanding?
RECOGNISE & REASSESSThe available information points in different directions. What do you trust, and why?
INTERPRET & PRIORITISEThe approach develops. The demands increase. When does your plan need to change?
ASSESS & ADAPTWeather, communication and changing conditions compete for attention. What comes first?
MANAGE & FOCUSYou see a concern as the other pilot continues. How do you communicate and respond?
CHALLENGE & INTERVENEThe original plan becomes less suitable. Explore the decision to stop, reconsider and act.
REASSESS & DECIDEAI DEBRIEF · EXPERT-REVIEWED CRITERIA
Our planned workflow brings together specialist-reviewed scenarios, defined scenario logic and explicit action records. AI helps draft variations and structure debriefs around the evidence.
Formal assessment claims will require a separate validation process. Our starting point is focused practice and reflection.
A clear training objective and operational context.
Review of scenario behaviour and debrief criteria.
Explicit inputs and actions linked to scenario events.
Reflection grounded in what actually happened.
FOR INSTRUCTORS, ATOS & AIRLINES
We’re exploring collaboration with training professionals who want to shape useful scenarios, challenge assumptions and define meaningful evaluation.
Identify the decision situations your pilots need more opportunities to practise.
Help review the operational context, acceptable responses and debrief questions.
Explore what a future trial should measure, and what useful results would look like.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Where we are, what we’re building
and how it fits into training.
CockpitAce is in development. We are shaping the initial experience and the scope of a future pilot beta. Access dates have not yet been announced.
CockpitAce is the overall training platform. PriorityGate Decision Engine is the module designed to connect scenario events, cues and recorded pilot actions. Its Decision Timeline supports the review experience alongside Scenario Lab, Takeover Lab and AI Debrief.
Our initial focus is A320 pilots and type-rating students, with scenarios centred on automation, uncertainty and crew intervention. The longer-term vision includes additional aircraft contexts.
The planned experience includes the displays, cues and interactions needed for a focused scenario. It is intended to complement simulator sessions with more opportunities for decision practice.
No manufacturer affiliation or regulatory approval is claimed. CockpitAce is an independent supplemental training project and is not offered as a source of licence credit or a replacement for approved training and operator procedures.
An explicit input can be timestamped. That does not establish the exact moment of awareness. The intended review distinguishes recorded actions from interpretations about recognition or reasoning.
AI is intended to support scenario drafting, controlled variations and evidence-linked debriefs. The planned process includes specialist review of content and evaluation criteria.
Pricing has not been finalised. Beta arrangements and any future subscription terms will be communicated before participation.
THE NEXT CHAPTER
IN DEVELOPMENTWe’re building CockpitAce for pilots who want to keep learning, and training teams who want to help shape what comes next.