Aviation facts and use cases
Aviation reference tools for analysts, researchers and product teams, with the source behind every answer. Resolve airports, airlines, aircraft types, registrations and flight identifiers with confidence, historical validity and per-field provenance, and check a set of identifiers against each other on a date. More
What you can ask Which airline used the designator BA on 1 January 1990, and what does the answer say about reused codes? Copy
Example path search_use_cases → resolve_airline
What was Berlin Brandenburg's Network Manager integration level in June 2025, and now? Cite the notices. Show the AI use-case landscape for airport operators, then three use cases for a security manager with their data needs. MCP connector Server URL https://mcp.airsidelabs.com/mcpCopy Login OAuth Tools Reads data27 airframe_ airport_ airport_ airport_ airport_ airport_ airport_ airport_ data_ easa_ feedback_ flight_ get_ get_ parse_ resolve_ resolve_ resolve_ resolve_ route_ scenarios search_ similar_ trace_ trace_ use_ validate_
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Skills 3 in the ChatGPT listing
Aviation airport facts Answer what is true of an airport or a route with the Airside Labs Aviation Tools (network integration, operator, status, connectivity, size band, published runways, scheduled capacity and fleet mix, observed airframes), cited to the document or dataset that states it. Aviation identity Resolve and cross-check aviation identifiers (airports, airlines, aircraft types, registrations, flight designators) with the Airside Labs Aviation Tools, on the right date, and report confidence and sources honestly. Aviation use cases Find and evidence AI use cases for an aviation organisation or role with the Airside Labs Aviation Tools, including the data each needs and the EASA AI-level screen, without overstating what the catalogue shows. 
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