Lavionic GmbH is an aviation engineering and software company based in Munich, Germany, founded in 2021 by an airworthiness engineer. It builds software for the regulated side of aviation: compliance, certification, safety assessment, quality and maintenance.
Lavionic’s flagship product, Wingman360 Teammate, is an AI assistant for aviation compliance and certification work. Wingman360 Teammate answers questions from an organisation’s own approved documents and from the applicable regulations, with the paragraph each answer came from cited.
The corpus is curated by the organisation’s administrators: nothing enters it without human approval, and users cannot change it. It drafts the documents authorities ask for, including certification-basis compliance matrices, JARUS SORA assessments, functional hazard assessments, UAS operations manuals, expositions and audit responses, for review and signature by the responsible engineer.
Wingman360 Teammate runs in a dedicated environment per customer, either as a private cloud instance or fully inside the customer’s own infrastructure, including air-gapped installations with a local model and no external model API.
Coverage:
EASA (Part 21, Part 145, Part-CAMO, Part-IS, UAS Regulations (EU) 2019/947 and 2019/945), FAA (14 CFR Parts 21, 107 and 145), JARUS SORA 2.5, military airworthiness (EMAR, NATO STANAG 4671) and national frameworks on request.
Who uses it:
UAS operators and LUC holders, UAS manufacturers and their suppliers, design and production organisations (DOA, POA), Part 145 maintenance organisations and CAMOs, defence airworthiness teams, and aviation consultants and auditors.
Lavionic publishes its method with engineer-written guides on wingman360.ai, a glossary and sources register, and RDB-1, a benchmark that measures whether local models inside an organisation’s own perimeter can match cloud models on a regulatory report.
Lavionic also supports customers directly with airworthiness consultancy, certification strategy, safety assessment and design verification, which keeps the product grounded in the problems aviation teams deal with every day.