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JetNet Opens Its Aviation Data to AI Assistants
WingX flight data and JetNet records now flow into ChatGPT and Claude
Christoph Kohler
Christoph Kohler, Chief Data Scientist, JetNet Group, Managing Director, WingX at NBAA-BACE 2026. © Mariano Rosales/AIN

About 20% of JetNet customers now query the company’s aircraft, transaction, and flight-activity data through artificial intelligence (AI) assistants, JetNet Group chief data scientist Christoph Kohler said on Monday at NBAA-BACE.

Kohler—who also manages WingX, JetNet Group’s flight-tracking arm—said JetNet made its “AI connectors” available to customers with enterprise subscriptions in May. The connectors link JetNet and WingX databases to customers’ AI assistants and workplace apps such as Slack, Microsoft Teams, and WhatsApp, so users can ask questions in plain language and get answers drawn from that data. 

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