[ DEAD RECKONING ]

A training partner
for every heading.

An AI instructor tuned to your aircraft, your checkride, your rating. It remembers where you left off. It meets you at your altitude.

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FIG. 01 — COMPASS ROSE · VAR 08°E
[ IN THE COCKPIT WITH YOU ]

Socratic, not scripted.

ATLAS doesn't hand over the answer. It asks the question behind the question — the way the best CFIs teach — and waits while you think.

SESSION · 014PRE-SOLO · DAY 23
YOU

Why does a stall happen at any airspeed?

ATLAS

Good one — and the answer is hiding in plain sight on the wing.

Before I give it away: what is the one variable the wing actually “feels” — the thing that decides whether air stays attached or breaks away?

Take a swing. Say it in your own words.

ANGLE OF ATTACK?SHOW THE DIAGRAMEXPLAIN LIKE I'M BRAND NEW
AIRCRAFT
C172
DPE-REGION
KAPA
STREAK
9 DAYS
FIG. 02 — STUDENT SESSION · C172 · KAPA
[ METHOD ]

How it thinks.

Not a chatbot you've met before. The instincts of a master CFI — the patience to let silence sit, the ear for the question behind the question, the craft of the debrief.

01SOCRATIC

Asks before it answers.

A handed answer is forgotten by the next lesson. ATLAS draws the answer out — sharpened by the Fundamentals of Instructing.

02FEYNMAN

You learn it when you can teach it.

ATLAS asks the student to explain back, simpler each time. Where the explanation stalls is the edge of understanding.

03SPACED

The right review, on the right day.

Concepts return as memory softens — stall horn, magneto check, hot start — through solo, checkride, and into the career.

04GROUNDED

Your aircraft. Your airport. Your plan.

Not generic flashcards. ATLAS knows your 172, your DPE, and that your written is on the 23rd.

[ FOR CFIs ]

Your students keep learning
between lessons.

See what they studied, where the comprehension is thin, and what to revisit next — plus a direct channel for briefs, reminders, and debriefs.

  • INSIGHT

    Per-student signals — topics studied, confidence, concepts that bounced back in quizzes.

  • PLAN

    Next lesson plan generated from where the student actually is, not where the syllabus says.

  • EARLY WARN

    When a student goes quiet or slides on a topic, you see it before the no-show.

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ROSTER · 24 ACTIVEUPDATED 0847Z
LAMBERT, J.PRE-SOLOON TRACK
OKAFOR, A.X-COUNTRYNEEDS WX REV.
PETRIE, S.IFRSTRONG
YAMASAKI, R.PRE-SOLOQUIET 9 DAYS
BERG, E.CHECKRIDEREADY
CHEN, M.COMMERCIALXC PLANNING
ACTIVE
24
AT RISK
3
CHECKRIDE ≤30D
5
FIG. 03 — CFI CONSOLE · STUDENT ROSTER
RETENTION %DAYS FROM DISCOVERY FLIGHT
WITH ATLAS INDUSTRY BASELINE
Illustrative — calibrated against published 80% attrition benchmarks.
FIG. 04 — RETENTION · FIRST 150 DAYS
[ FOR SCHOOLS ]

The quiet cost of a no-show.

Eight in ten ab-initio students never reach their first certificate. ATLAS is built for the months between discovery flight and solo endorsement — the stretch where retention is actually won.

  • ENGAGEMENT

    Students study on the days they aren't at the airport — and walk into the next lesson warmer.

  • SIGNAL

    You see which students are cooling off. You reach them before the cancellation email.

  • OPERATING

    Per-seat pricing. No implementation effort. Plug into your existing roster.

Book a pilot program
[ CLEARED FOR DEPARTURE ]

The heading is yours.
A patient hand holds the chart.

ATLAS
A training partner for every heading.
PRODUCT
REFERENCES
  • FAA PTS / ACS
  • Fundamentals of Instructing
  • Aeronautical Chart User's Guide
CONTACT
  • contact@atlas.aero
  • Austin · Everywhere
[ ATLAS · PLATE 01 · VAR 08°E · 2026 ]
FOR FLIGHT TRAINING USE — NOT FOR NAVIGATION