InfraSolutions Adds AI Assistant AVA to AVIAS Airport Platform
InfraSolutions, a division of McFarland-Johnson, Inc., has added AVA, an AI-powered virtual assistant, to its AVIAS airport management platform, announced in a press release.
AVA integrates across the entire AVIAS suite, providing natural language interaction, real-time data access, voice-enabled communication, and document-based insights. The assistant allows users to access information quickly and manage airport operations more efficiently.
Launched in May 2024, AVIAS includes cloud-based applications for obstruction analysis, system management, terminal planning, inspections, pavement management, and land development. With AVA, users can now query data and receive instant responses across all modules, supporting faster decision-making and improved workflow efficiency for airport operators.
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