More than a camera in the cockpit
Plenty of pilots have rigged a phone or action camera to share a flight. It works until the signal drops, the mount slips, or you want the data behind the picture. AirStream is different: built on ARX9 aircraft hardware, it streams flight-aware video together with aircraft position and telemetry, linked to the rest of Airsuite rather than living on a memory card.
For training and supervision
For flight schools, AirStream becomes a training and supervision tool. Lessons can be replayed with video, position and telemetry; instructors can review student decisions after landing, monitor early solo flights and keep visibility on newly certified pilots as they build experience. The debrief is based on what actually happened, not on memory.
For passengers and private pilots
Passenger flights are often gifts and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. AirStream lets passengers share the flight live with friends and family on the ground, then keep the video-linked record afterwards. Private pilots can share the route, the cockpit view and the landscape in real time without an improvised streaming rig.
Private by default, secure by design
Streams are aviation records, not a public broadcast. Access is role- and permission-based: instructors, clubs, families, spectators, race directors or authorised users see what they are entitled to, and passenger flights are shared only with the people the pilot or passenger chooses.
An important safety note
AirStream can preserve a ground-side record of a flight as it happens, but it is not a certified accident recorder and is not a substitute for mandated equipment, official procedures, pilot judgement or regulatory safety systems. Availability of video and telemetry depends on connectivity, hardware status, configuration, storage settings and subscription plan.
Connected to operations and race
With AirMan, each flight log can include the associated video, route and telemetry. With AirRace, live position and streaming enrich the competition experience. One aircraft data layer, many uses.