Aircraft turnaround
Every ground event timestamped, and a predicted off-block time you can trust. Turnaround events are radioed in or keyed in late, so the predicted off-block time stays a guess until the aircraft pushes back.
- Aircraft on stand
- Chocks on
- Belt loader attached
- Catering connected
- Fuelling complete
- Pushback tug connected
Why it matters.
Turnaround events are radioed in or keyed in late, so the predicted off-block time stays a guess until the aircraft pushes back.
What Eye4.ai reads
Where it is used
Set up in four steps.
Self-service, in the browser, on the cameras you already own.
- 01Connect
Use the apron camera that already covers the stand.
- 02Set the rule
Define each event the camera can see: on stand, chocks, aerobridge, catering, fuel, belt loader and pushback.
- 03Measure
Each event is timestamped as it happens and rolled into a predicted off-block time.
- 04Act
Fuelling not complete 20 minutes before departure. Turnaround coordinator alerted.
What your team gets.
Alerts reach the person who can act, with the time, place and frame. Every event is kept for reporting.
- A predicted off-block time built from what the camera sees
- Every ground-handling event timestamped, not radioed in
- The event that delayed departure, found in seconds
Often measured on the same cameras.
