Keep your crew and passengers safe and informed. Harness up-to-the-minute consolidated turbulence data to make proactive in-flight decisions.
SkyPath is a crowdsourced app that provides pilots with notifications about upcoming turbulence along their flight route. It delivers visible and audible alerts before turbulence is encountered, along with a view of the surrounding airspace turbulence map. This allows pilots to take proactive measures, such as ensuring Passengers and crew are seated and buckled or adjusting altitude to avoid turbulence.
SkyPathX is our latest cutting-edge software-only iPad app. It delivers real-time turbulence notifications and predictive nowcasting directly to you. Your iPad’s accelerometers capture turbulence data, processed through our proprietary algorithms and enhanced with crowdsourced data and programed insights, providing a comprehensive view of turbulence conditions along your route.
Whether used natively or integrated into your preferred app, the industry’s leading turbulence database is always at your fingertips.
Corporate and business aviation focuses on ensuring the satisfaction of VIP clients. To provide exceptional service and availability, it is crucial to avoid grounded aircraft and delays. SkyPath offers a software-only solution that guarantees no downtime and requires zero integration. Safeguard your reputation, prioritize passenger comfort, and deliver a premium in-flight experience at altitudes of up to 520FL.
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The SkyPath 360 ecosystem allows you to collaborate intuitively and plan ahead with confidence and ease. Avoid reactive decisions and work seamlessly with your dispatcher, risk & safety teams to maintain a tactical and strategic oversight on the upcoming turbulence and the decisions you need to make to keep your passengers and crew safe.
Yes, since different aircraft sizes experience turbulence in the air in different severity scales, the SkyPath system is normalizing the reports by aircraft type, and presents the information already normalized and calculated to the pilots and the dispatch teams intuitively so they do not need to think about that or make any adjustments.
No, the SkyPath service is a software only solution, which runs on the pilot iPads and uses the native Apple iPad sensors, connectivity and GPS reception to function. It can be deployed as a native app (downloaded to the iPad) or as an integrated layer in an EFB/ EFF app.
SkyPath can operate without a connection during the flight, by downloading the turbulence and PIREP information on the ground and before the departure. Skypath records all information gathered during flight and uploads it after landing to its servers.However, for the most accurate results, a connection will provide real-time turbulence reports, up to the minute.
SkyPath is SOC2 type 2 compliant and does not hold any personal information. The data is both anonymized and hashed and is only used to create the real-time turbulence and PIREPs map layer.
We are using sophisticated algorithms to filter noise and provide the most accurate turbulence reports at all times. The system knows how to distinguish between turbulence signals and pilot tapping or aircraft noise. In addition, the SkyPath system senses when the iPad is mounted safely in the cradle, so when the pilots pick up the iPad from it for a couple of minutes, the system pauses to record and automatically starts again when the iPad is mounted back in the cradle.
We are using sophisticated algorithms to filter noise and provide the most accurate turbulence reports at all times. The system knows how to distinguish between turbulence signals and pilot tapping or aircraft noise. In addition, the SkyPath system senses when the iPad is mounted safely in the cradle, so when the pilots pick up the iPad from it for a couple of minutes, the system pauses to record and automatically starts again when the iPad is mounted back in the cradle.
We are using sophisticated algorithms to filter noise and provide the most accurate turbulence reports at all times. The system knows how to distinguish between turbulence signals and pilot tapping or aircraft noise. In addition, the SkyPath system senses when the iPad is mounted safely in the cradle, so when the pilots pick up the iPad from it for a couple of minutes, the system pauses to record and automatically starts again when the iPad is mounted back in the cradle.
We are using sophisticated algorithms to filter noise and provide the most accurate turbulence reports at all times. The system knows how to distinguish between turbulence signals and pilot tapping or aircraft noise. In addition, the SkyPath system senses when the iPad is mounted safely in the cradle, so when the pilots pick up the iPad from it for a couple of minutes, the system pauses to record and automatically starts again when the iPad is mounted back in the cradle.
We are using sophisticated algorithms to filter noise and provide the most accurate turbulence reports at all times. The system knows how to distinguish between turbulence signals and pilot tapping or aircraft noise. In addition, the SkyPath system senses when the iPad is mounted safely in the cradle, so when the pilots pick up the iPad from it for a couple of minutes, the system pauses to record and automatically starts again when the iPad is mounted back in the cradle.
We are using sophisticated algorithms to filter noise and provide the most accurate turbulence reports at all times. The system knows how to distinguish between turbulence signals and pilot tapping or aircraft noise. In addition, the SkyPath system senses when the iPad is mounted safely in the cradle, so when the pilots pick up the iPad from it for a couple of minutes, the system pauses to record and automatically starts again when the iPad is mounted back in the cradle.
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