Planejamento e segurança de voo na aviação geral
- Mayra Caroline Santos de Oliveira
- Ingrid Portilho da Silva
- Evandro José da Silva
- Daniel Nardelli Soares
- Deiler Lúcio Fonseca Mariano
- Rogéria De Arantes Gomes
Universidade Federal de Alagoas · Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica
- Evento
- XXII SITRAER – Brasília, DF, Brasil, 22 a 24 de outubro de 2025
- Volume
- Anais do XXII Simpósio de Transporte Aéreo – SITRAER 2025 · ISBN 978-65-272-2024-4 · DOI 10.29327/9786527220244
- Editora
- Even3 Publicações
- Editores
- Fabiana Serra de Arruda, Camila Lucena, Giovanna Miceli Ronzani Borille, Evandro José da Silva
Resumo
In general aviation, private pilots often need to conduct detailed pre-flight planning that involves route assessment, weather analysis, runway takeoff and landing checks, fuel calculation, and verification of operational parameters. Unlike commercial aviation, which relies on robust decision-support systems, most of these procedures in general aviation are carried out manually or with fragmented tools, increasing the likelihood of human error and requiring significant time and effort. This research presents the development of an application that consolidates this information and provides the pilot with an automatic evaluation of flight conditions, classifying whether they are safe or not. The methodology included gathering requirements based on the routine of private pilots, selecting essential data for operational safety (minimum runway distances, cruise speed, fuel consumption, weather, and route), and developing a functional prototype. Preliminary results show that the application is capable of reducing planning time and standardizing pre-flight checks, contributing to greater operational safety. The research also discusses limitations of the current prototype and presents future development paths, such as integration with real-time data.
Palavras-chave: General aviation; operational safety; decision support; flight planning; private pilot