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SECURITY

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Mayday

In the event of an accident, the mobile phone is often the last remaining way to alert the emergency services. This inspired SafeSky to develop the Mayday feature.

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In case of an emergency, trigger the alert on your smartphone or tablet. The contacts you saved in the app will immediately be notified via email and/or SMS. Your trajectory, last known position, and the phone numbers to call for assistance depending on your location, will be included in the message sent to them.

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Approach mode

When approaching airfield, where traffic density is higher and route changes are more frequent, the interface of an anti-collision system in cruise mode is not always the most suitable. 

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This is whSafeSky created the "Approach" Mode, which allows you to simply locate yourself in the aerodrome circuit and locate traffic. 

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This function is also useful for pilots who train on laps.

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Weather report

Weather is a major safety factor. 

SafeSky incorporates the latest available METARs which provide you with information on flight patterns, wind, visibility and ceiling.

Ideal for a quick last check before taking off, METAR updates will also be available during your flight.

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Visual and audible alerts

SafeSky is designed to be hidden in a corner of your dashboard or even carried in your pocket. 

Several alerts are sent in the event of a conflict. Your smartphone/tablet will flicker as long as there is a danger. 

 

It's also possible to use your smartphone's flashlight as a trigger. 

Moreover, if you have a Bluetooth-enabled helmet, you will receive an audible alert similar to "traffic at 2 o'clock." 

Your eyes can fully focus looking outside.

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