P3F at the G7 Summit with an AI innovation in aviation safety Français
Working closely with Mila, Nolinor Aviation, and CIRRUS Intelligence, P3F provided the technical support needed to meet the rigorous demands of the aviation sector. P3F notably designed the architecture of this cutting-edge solution, structuring the automated processing of incident reports, integrating advanced AI modules developed by Mila, and ensuring a secure and high-performance framework for intelligent, fast event analysis.
"This project clearly demonstrates that AI can address real-world operational needs. Collaborating with Mila and a major player like Nolinor was a rewarding and stimulating experience. For P3F, it's a strong vote of confidence, and, above all, a stepping stone toward future projects." – Mathieu Duchesne, Manager and Partner, P3F
Thanks to this new tool, safety teams can significantly reduce the time spent on investigations. Several complex tasks, such as report structuring, barrier analysis, and reviewing technical documentation, will now be automated, allowing more time for interpretation and decision-making.
"The goal is for the process to be interactive—it's not designed for the language model to complete everything in one go. It's meant to allow back-and-forth exchanges, real interaction. In the end, the human remains responsible for the report." – Hadrien Bertrand, Senior Applied Research Scientist, Mila
The solution has already demonstrated its impact, reducing some analyses from 40 hours to approximately 5 hours of human involvement—a reduction of 80%. The next step is to begin commercialization across the aviation industry.
This project marks P3F's first venture into artificial intelligence, and the company is already working on other ambitious initiatives. To learn more or to discuss a custom project, visit p3f.ca/en/.
About P3F
P3F is a Quebec-based agency located in Blainville, specializing in custom digital solutions. Combining design, web development, digital strategy, and artificial intelligence integration, P3F supports businesses in their digital growth with a human, innovative, and high-performance approach. With its multidisciplinary expertise, the agency develops tailor-made tools (websites, web applications, management platforms) that directly address the business needs of its clients. For more information about P3F and its services, visit p3f.ca/en/ @p3fca.
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