The brief
Departure, en route and arrival, written for the phase the aircraft is in.
Paradise Intelligence Group
Software for the people who fly the leg.
We build operational intelligence for aviation. Our first product, OpsThreat AI, gathers the weather, notices, airspace and traffic along one flight and states them as a single brief a crew can read before and during the leg.
How we are organised
One company, one group, one product.
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Holding company
Pihopa LLC
A Hawaii limited liability company, registered in the federal System for Award Management. pihopallc.com
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Technology group
Paradise Intelligence Group
Where the software is designed and built. This site.
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Product
OpsThreat AI
The operational threat brief for a flight crew. opsthreat.ai
OpsThreat AI
One brief for the whole leg.
A crew reads a dozen sources before a flight and keeps reading them in the air. OpsThreat AI puts them on one map and in one brief, and says where each fact came from and how old it is.
The map
The filed route, the flown track and the hazards along them, on one chart.
The sources
Every figure carries its source and its age. What is not known is said to be unknown.
The crew
Pilots report what they meet, and the next crew on the route sees it.
How we work
Facts for the crew. The decision stays with the crew.
OpsThreat AI states what the sources say and how much to trust them. It does not tell a pilot what to do, and it does not stand in for a dispatcher, a controller or an official briefing.
It is built with working pilots, who read it on real flights and tell us what is wrong.
OpsThreat AI is in development and is not certified for navigation. It supports a crew's own briefing and does not replace official sources.