en.Wedoany.com Reported - TravelSky's "Tengyun" intelligent innovation and practice project for civil aviation airport departure operations and maintenance platform has been selected into the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's 2025 list of typical artificial intelligence application cases (industry empowerment direction). The platform has previously won awards such as the "Typical Case of Cybersecurity Protection in Key Industries" from the Cyberspace Administration of China and the "Typical Case of Digital Transportation" from *People's Transportation* magazine.
The selection of typical AI application cases is one of China's initiatives to promote the deep integration of AI and the real economy, aiming to identify benchmark projects with leading technology, significant results, and replicability to provide demonstrations for industrial development. This evaluation focused on five directions: technology foundation, industry empowerment, product application, support assurance, and thematic areas, with a total of 285 cases selected.
The "Tengyun" platform builds a full-stack domestic computing power foundation based on domestic GPU chips, adapting to the Xinchuang environment. It uses ontology technology to construct a digital ontology of the airport departure system, enabling real-time perception of operational status and business link relationships. The platform combines domain-specific large models with intelligent agent clusters to form an integrated operations and maintenance closed loop of perception, decision-making, and execution, addressing challenges such as cross-system correlation analysis and reuse of expert experience. Adopting an architecture that "combines vertical and horizontal approaches, prioritizing the horizontal," the platform connects three levels—center, group, and airport—to achieve collaborative coordination across four application tiers, promoting comprehensive digital operations and maintenance.
The platform processes over 400 million pieces of operations data daily, reducing the average fault location time from hours to minutes. As of now, the platform has covered more than 230 airports across China, with application scenarios extending from departure systems to core areas such as security checks and data middle platforms, and supports small airports in achieving "reduced-staff" or even "unmanned" operation modes.
TravelSky stated that it will continue to promote the integration of "domestic computing foundation + AI technology," optimize platform capabilities, and provide intelligent operations and maintenance support for the digital transformation of the civil aviation industry.
