Artificial Intelligence is entering aviation safety, but trust, assurance and human factors remain essential.
In 2025, EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) published its first regulatory proposal on Artificial Intelligence trustworthiness for the safe use of AI in aviation, addressing key aspects such as AI assurance, human factors and ethics.
Within DEMOQUAS, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and Egnatia Aviation are exploring AI and Machine Learning tools to support aviation safety, including Bayesian-network-based pilot performance modelling and Natural Language Processing analysis of aviation safety reports.
AI can help aviation become safer, when uncertainty is properly understood and quantified.
