Community Aviation

Community Aviation is building an AI-native operating system for general aviation. Its website describes Flight Ops as the first application. It describes The Standard as the foundation for the work. The website does not list a street address or a country.

Flight Ops is software for flight schools. The site says it connects scheduling, billing, maintenance, and student records in one platform. The company says the platform was built for AI from the start. The site says the aim is to help schools spend less and do more with their time.

The company is looking for twelve founding flight schools. The website says these schools will get founder pricing and direct input on what gets built next. The site says the company is not looking for beta testers. It wants partners who will shape the product from day one.

The Learn-Do-Fly Training Standard is an open source framework for general aviation. The site says Master Instructor Rich Stowell wrote it. It can be downloaded at no cost. The standard is grounded in learning science. The site says students, instructors, schools, and product builders can all use it.

The website also describes a Community Aviation plugin for Claude. It is listed as coming soon. The site says it will give live aviation weather, NOTAMs, and airport data in plain English. A sample briefing on the site shows the status of an airport in the morning.

The site lists three experts who teach courses. They are Doug Stewart, Larry Jarkey, and Kevin the Expert. One course is a flight from Maine to Florida in a Cessna 177RG, flown under instrument rules. Visitors can get the standard, apply to be a founder, or get the MCP.