Relief planning
Track who relieves whom, timing, availability and experience requirements.
MAIA is designed to reduce the repetitive coordination behind compliant, well-organised crew changes.
It can help turn incoming requests, crew records, travel requirements and certificate information into a controlled workflow for the crewing team.
A single crew change can involve availability checks, relief pairings, certificate validity, home airports, flights, hotels, agents, joining instructions and repeated email follow-up. Much of that work follows rules and known company preferences.
MAIA is designed to organise that information, flag uncertainty and prepare the next action while leaving exceptions and important decisions with the crewing team.
Track who relieves whom, timing, availability and experience requirements.
Monitor validity, surface upcoming expiries and flag documents that need human review.
Prepare travel coordination and crew communications around approved company rules.
The goal is not to automate judgment. It is to remove the repetitive coordination around it.
Read the crew-change requirement and identify rank, vessel, dates, availability and restrictions.
Check the available crew and relevant documents, then flag missing or uncertain information.
Prepare the approved travel, communication and system updates required to move the change forward.
AI can support crew-change planning by organising availability, timing, qualifications, travel constraints and company rules. Human review remains important for exceptions and higher-risk decisions.
MAIA is designed to support certificate monitoring and document handling, including surfacing expiry dates and flagging uncertain document data for review.
MAIA is designed to support travel coordination within company rules and approval limits. The exact actions available depend on the connected systems and permissions.
Yes. MAIA can operate in supervised workflows where proposed actions are prepared first and executed only after approval.
Start with one workflow, keep human approval where it matters, and expand when it proves value.