Recovery decisions, checked before they move
When operations change, test the next move.
Airstrong checks the disruption, computes recovery candidates, tests them against an operational twin, and asks before changing the airline.
How it works
One incident. Four clear decisions.
Agents decide what to inspect and compute. Deterministic software decides what is valid and what ranks first.
- 01
See the incident
Read the current operation and follow its aircraft, crew, and passenger dependencies.
- 02
Build the problem
Generate scenario-specific computation from the facts found by three domain investigators.
- 03
Test each candidate
Run candidate actions in a sandbox, then let the operational twin enforce the hard rules.
- 04
Ask, act, verify
Pause for approval, apply idempotent writes, and re-read the world before calling it stable.
Hero incident
A cyclone closes capacity. One aircraft is unavailable.
The baseline is designed to create real downstream pressure at BOM. Airstrong must discover the affected rotations, duties, and connections from the stored world. The winning candidate is not known in advance.