About Agentic Aviation
AI tools for the people who keep aircraft flying. An independent project.
What we do
Agentic Aviation builds practical AI tools for aircraft maintenance and continuing airworthiness. Each tool does one job, uses public sources, and shows where its answer comes from.
Maintenance questions depend on the exact paragraph, the current edition and the right authority. An assistant answering from memory can sound sure and still be wrong. Our tools give it the official text instead.
What we have built
AeroRules
A free connector that gives Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Grok the official text of EASA, FAA, UK and Canadian maintenance rules, with source and edition. No account needed.
Connect AeroRules → PrototypesSkill tools
Five AI agents for single CAMO and MRO tasks: AD monitoring, invoice checks, warranty claims, AMM revisions and work package review. Hands-on demos are paused.
See skill tools →Three rules for every tool
Source first
Every answer comes from the official text, with the authority and the edition date, so you can check it.
Public data only
AeroRules reads published regulations. It never sees your documents, your fleet or your company data.
A lookup, not a ruling
Results are an unofficial lookup. Always confirm against the official publication before you act.
Built by an aviation engineer
Emin Öztürk
Aeronautical engineer · EASA Part-66 · Germany
Over ten years in aviation maintenance, working with EASA regulatory compliance and continuing airworthiness. Agentic Aviation grew out of one repeated problem: people spend hours finding and checking the right rule, and AI assistants without a source get rule numbers wrong.
- EASA Part-M / Part-145 / Part-66
- Continuing airworthiness
- Airworthiness Directives
- MRO workflow automation
- EASA, FAA, UK and Canadian rules
- Python and AI development
Questions, corrections, ideas?
Spotted a wrong reference or a missing rule? Tell us. It makes AeroRules better for everyone.