Wingbits.AI

Wingbits.AI is an AI-native aviation intelligence platform to chat with live and historical flight data, schedule monitoring agents, and get alerts via Slack, Teams, Telegram, or email.

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Overview

Wingbits.AI is an AI-native aviation intelligence platform for professionals who need to query and monitor flight activity. It combines natural-language chat with live and historical flight data, plus scheduled AI agents that can generate alerts and reports without custom code or integration work.

The product is built on Wingbits’ verified ADS-B ground sensor network. The site says every answer is traced back to its source data, authenticated at the receiver, and cross-checked for spoofing, which makes the platform suitable for monitoring aviation events that require an auditable trail.

Features

Natural-language flight data chat

Ask questions about live or historical flight data in plain English instead of writing SQL, using an API directly, or learning a custom query language first.

Plain-English agent creation

Describe a monitoring job in plain English and let the AI build the agent, then confirm it before it runs.

Scheduled monitoring

Run agents on a schedule that fits the workflow, from every minute to weekly, so teams can monitor ongoing activity without manual checks.

Multi-channel delivery

Send alerts and reports to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, or email, with message templates tailored to each destination.

Audit-ready exports

Download conversations as PDF or JSON audit reports, including the data trail behind each answer.

Verified flight data source

Use data backed by Wingbits’ own professionally operated ground network, with source authentication and spoofing checks across the network.

Use Cases

Operational monitoring
Set up a scheduled agent to watch a fleet, a region, or a specific squawk code, then receive alerts in Slack, Teams, Telegram, or email when something changes.
Ad hoc flight analysis
Ask questions about live or historical flight activity in plain English to get quick answers without building queries or wiring up a separate analytics stack.
Incident detection
Track incidents such as GPS jamming, ACAS/TCAS events, or emergency squawk codes for operational awareness and post-event review.
Audit-ready tracking
Monitor activity tied to a registration, operator, or airspace region and keep a traceable record of each answer for later audit or review.
Data pipeline integration
Use the raw data products, including API access, low-latency streams, or MCP access, when aviation data needs to feed other systems or custom agents.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Combines chat and monitoring in one workflow.
Supports plain-English setup, which lowers the need for query writing or integration work.
Covers both live and historical flight data.
Offers several alert destinations, including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, and email.
Provides audit-friendly exports in PDF or JSON.

Cons

The pricing page currently returns a 404, so plan details are taken from the homepage rather than a dedicated pricing page.
The site does not provide a full public documentation set for advanced setup, permissions, or deployment details.

FAQ

What is Wingbits.AI?

Wingbits.AI is an AI-native aviation intelligence platform. It lets users query live and historical flight data in plain English and create scheduled monitoring agents that deliver alerts and reports.

What data powers Wingbits.AI?

The platform is powered by Wingbits’ own professionally operated ADS-B ground network, with data authenticated at the receiver and cross-checked for spoofing. The site says the network spans more than 6,000 stations across 120+ countries and tracks over 200,000 flights daily.

What can monitoring agents watch for?

Monitoring agents can watch for squawk events, including 7500, 7600, and 7700 emergencies, ACAS/TCAS incidents, GPS jamming, specific aircraft registrations, fleets, operators, and activity in a defined airspace region.

Which delivery channels are supported?

Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, and email are supported. The site also says each destination can use custom message templates.

How much does Wingbits.AI cost?

The site shows a free tier, paid Starter and Pro plans, and custom Enterprise pricing. It also says new accounts start with a free trial and annual billing includes two months free.