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Product demonstration

See SeyAero in action

Explore how an aviation investigation moves from raw evidence to reconstruction, analysis and reporting. Everything below runs on a synthetic training scenario, so no real occurrence, operator or person appears in it.

How SeyAero works

for investigators and technical staff

Seven chapters through the working surfaces of the platform: opening the file, ingesting evidence, reconstructing the flight, evaluating hypotheses, narrowing the search, proving the custody chain and drafting the report.

Chapter 1 of 7 · about 2 min
SEY-DEMO-01 · synthetic training data
New occurrence fileSEY-DEMO-01
Flight SY-114 — controlled training scenario
Turboprop, 68 seats, twin engine · Night approach, coastal aerodrome

During a night approach to a coastal aerodrome the crew reported an unstable descent and discontinued the approach. Radar contact was lost eight nautical miles from the threshold. The scenario is synthetic and exists only to demonstrate how the workspace behaves.

Evidence classes this file now expects
Flight dataRadar and ADS-BMeteorologyATC audioMaintenanceStatementsImagery

An investigator writes what is known in plain language. The workspace turns it into a structured file and tells them which evidence classes the case still needs.

Why SeyAero

for executives and regulators
about 90 seconds
Evidence arrives scattered

Recorder downloads, radar files, weather archives, ATC audio, maintenance records, photographs and statements land in seven different places and on seven different clocks.

What changes
Weeks lost before the first coherent picture

Do not start from a blank workspace

The demonstration investigation is already populated. Evidence, timeline, reconstruction, hypothesis board, search field, custody chain and a draft report are all in place, so you can click straight through the work rather than wonder what to do first. Nothing you do there touches a real case file, and no account is needed.