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Rydoo Accounts Payable AI invoice automation at Norwegian

MidAmerica St. Louis

GoodMaps indoor navigation at MidAmerica St. Louis Airport

Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport

Stan robotic valet parking at Lyon Saint-Exupéry

London Heathrow

Facial-recognition eGates at Heathrow

Almaty International Airport

Q-Gate biometric passport-control terminals at Almaty

Pittsburgh International Airport

Arrow Analytics EZ-Board computer-vision carry-on analytics test at PIT Gate A7

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FAA SMART airspace and trajectory management platform

Dubai International

Dubai Police AI systems for passenger screening, unattended baggage and camera analysis at Dubai airports

Air Astana

StorkJet AI aircraft-performance monitoring at Air Astana, supporting up to 2% lower fuel burn

Fuel & sustainability AI · Supplier: StorkJet

Current reported state

Deployed

Air Astana has partnered with StorkJet to implement an AI-driven fuel-efficiency and performance-monitoring platform, the airline said in its full-year 2025 results on 13 March 2026. The airline says the platform is supporting a reduction in fuel burn of up to 2%, against a group fuel bill of USD 331 million in 2025.

A separate, non-AI fuel-tankering programme saved over USD 6m in the 12 months to mid-2025, according to Air Astana's H1 2025 results. DKNews reported the airline's fuel-efficiency figures on 27 August 2026.

What supports the record?

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Grade A · 13 Mar 2026

Air Astana (airline, IR)

Supports the reported status: Deployed.

Grade B · 27 Aug 2026

DKNews - Artificial Intelligence Will Help Air Astana Save Fuel

Supports the reported status: Deployed.

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