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Abstract illustration of a control tower radar sweep rendered as overlapping translucent arcs of light at dusk

Decision Assurance Has No Tail Number

Aviation's directive model regulates known parts and configurations, but AI decision-making is already being governed elsewhere, with real gaps still unresolved.

A scorched flight data recorder half-buried on an empty foggy runway at dusk.

A Recorder Is Not an Investigator

AI vendors are borrowing aviation's black box for accountability, but the metaphor skips the investigative infrastructure that actually makes it work.

Illustration of a control tower with data streams linking multiple aircraft and ground vehicles on a runway at dusk

Shared AI Safety Tools, No Accountable Owner

A joint runway incursion initiative and AI-driven safety reporting tools push AI into cross-organizational safety decisions without a clear accountability structure.

Two crossing beams of light in a dark hangar, one on a control surface and one on an empty chair, representing two separate assurance questions in aviation AI safety.

Aviation's Assurance Gap Is Two Problems, Not One

Aviation safety leaders are being sold a single fix for what are actually two distinct AI assurance failures, and conflating them will leave both unaddressed.