UpskillAir

UpskillAir is a mobile microlearning platform for aviation training. Its website says it helps flight schools, ground schools, maintenance teams and workforce trainers standardize instruction. The company describes itself as designed by aviators and technology specialists.

The platform uses short video modules called MBytes. The site says each one is usually one to two minutes long. An MByte shows an exact part of a process or training task. Videos are tagged to specific aircraft and can be opened by QR codes or RFID tags.

Users can add publications, manuals, checklists and pilot operating handbooks, and link them to the videos. The site says viewers can search, scan or open curated playlists. It says the platform shows viewing statistics, so instructors can see how well learners understand the content.

The site makes performance claims. It says users see up to 50 percent improvement on assessments and performance measures. It lists more than 3,500 training videos and more than 5,000 learners. These are the company's own figures.

The About page says the team includes an aerospace engineer, Navy pilots, software engineers and a neuroscientist. It says the company was built to address long ground school courses and dense manuals. The site says its platform can update training as procedures change.

The site offers a demo and a no-cost trial. It says there are no upfront setup costs for a limited time. The contact route is the Schedule a Demo button on the website. The site does not list a street address.