PREDICTIVE SAFETY IN FLIGHT OPERATIONS 

• Predictive maintenance: For example, applying AI to aircraft sensor and health data for early detection of mechanical anomalies.
• Flight-phase risk prediction: Leveraging AI-driven models for real-time hazard monitoring, such as forecasting unstable approaches, runway excursions, or turbulence related risks.
• Human performance monitoring: For example, using AI to assess controller or pilot workload and fatigue to reduce error risk.

AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND GROUND SAFETY USE CASES 

• Air traffic management: For example, using AI to detect conflicts, optimize sequencing, and dynamically manage airspace to improve traffic safety.
• Ground operations: For example, computer vision and sensor analytics to prevent runway incursions, apron collisions, and surface hazards.

ADVANCED SAFETY MANAGEMENT AND TRAINING

• Efficient use of safety data and reporting: For example, applying AI techniques (such as natural language processing) to enhance the efficiency of safety reporting, extract safety precursor insights, and support the identification and implementing effective mitigation strategies.
• Adaptive training and simulation: For example, AI-augmented tools to generate customised scenarios and provide performance-based feedback to trainees.
• Data sharing frameworks: For example, enabling predictive safety through secure, trusted collaboration across airlines, regulators, and ATM bodies.

REGULATORY AND CERTIFICATION APPROACHES

• Lessons and frameworks from international, regional, and national regulators on validating AI systems in aviation.

The Event Organizing Committee will only consider submissions received using this form.

1. Receipt of your submission will be acknowledged via email.
2. All submissions will be reviewed independently by a team of reviewers. The outcome of the selection process will be communicated the first week of March 2026.
3. If selected, your presentation time slot will be 20 minutes plus 8 minutes for Q&A.
4. If selected, your PowerPoint presentation must be received by May 6, 2026.
5. All presentations delivered during the 2026 Safety Forum will be video recorded. The purpose of these recordings is to publish them in full length on SKYbrary for the benefit of the aviation community. All speakers will be asked to sign a video recording consent form and a presentation release form.  A PDF of the presentations (that are approved for release only) will be provided to attendees post-event.