UAE Unveils AI Projects to Boost Civil Aviation Efficiency
The UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has launched a suite of AI-driven projects aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and service quality in the civil aviation sector. The initiatives were unveiled at the UAE Pavilion during the ICAO 42nd Assembly in Montreal, with His Excellency Sultan bin Saeed Al Mansoori showcasing the projects. Attending the launch were Abdulla bin Touq Al Marri, Minister of Economy and Tourism and Chairman of the GCAA, and Saif Mohammed Al Suwaidi, Director-General of the GCAA.
The GCAA's AI-driven projects include ASK GCAA (AIP), a chatbot supporting aeronautical data queries. This smart platform offers advanced file search, AI-driven assistance, and improved thread tracking. Another initiative, ASK GCAA (HR Assistant), simplifies HR processes and improves employee accessibility. It integrates chatbots with internal systems to provide detailed attendance reports and real-time support. Additionally, the Working Paper Automation initiative uses AI to ensure the accuracy and clarity of official documents.
These projects align with the GCAA's ongoing digital transformation efforts and emphasize the role of artificial intelligence in building smarter, more efficient aviation services. They are expected to strengthen the UAE's position as a global leader in aviation innovation and regulatory excellence.
The UAE's GCAA has unveiled AI-driven projects to enhance operational efficiency and service quality in the civil aviation sector. These initiatives, launched at the ICAO 42nd Assembly in Montreal, are part of the GCAA's ongoing digital transformation efforts and are set to bolster the UAE's standing as a global leader in aviation innovation.
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