IT SOLUTIONS

An in-house crew rostering platform for flight operations. It turns a published flight schedule into legal duty pairings, assigns qualified crew to each one, and checks every assignment against DGCA flight duty time limitations, licence currency and type-rating requirements — then re-checks legality against what was actually flown and rebuilds the roster when operations are disrupted.

An integrated resource management system for air traffic control, built for the Airports Authority of India. It covers controller duty rostering, watch duty time limit compliance, training and assessment records, licensing, NOTAM briefing and shift notifications — validating each roster against the duty limits before it is published.

A radiotelephony trainer for air traffic controllers. The trainee works the position and speaks live ICAO phraseology; Atlas assesses each transmission, moves the aircraft on a radar display with electronic flight strips, and voices the pilot read-back — so controllers can rehearse real traffic scenarios without a live frequency.

Examination and training software for the RTR(A) radio telephony licence. It combines a radio telephony simulator, voice quality analysis and scored practice against reference calls with an airfield display, ATS route reference and an examination management dashboard for candidate results.

An airspace monitoring workbench for air traffic control. It plots live ADS-B traffic on an interactive chart with runway, navaid, airspace and weather overlays, tracks each aircraft through its flight phases, and listens to the VHF frequencies alongside it — transcribing controller and pilot exchanges, pulling out takeoff, landing and approach clearances, and raising proximity alerts. Simulated aircraft can be flown next to live traffic for training scenarios.

A research assistant over Indian civil aviation regulation. It collects the DGCA portal's publications — Civil Aviation Requirements, Aeronautical Information Circulars, circulars, manuals and procedures, and the Aircraft Rules 1937 — keeps every superseded version, and answers questions against that corpus with citations down to the document and page, so an answer can be checked against the source PDF it came from. Saved conversations, filters and document history sit in a browser workspace, with an optional WhatsApp channel for the same cited answers. It is a Polaris project, not an official DGCA service.

A regulatory operations workspace built around the DGCA Civil Aviation Requirements. It syncs the CAR library from the DGCA portal and parses each document into structured text, then puts that corpus behind oversight dashboards, a compliance matrix with an audit trail, and impact and Q&A screens for working through a change. A requirement can be opened as an editable working copy for substitution work and exported back out as a generated PDF.