Flight updates, baggage questions and terminal guidance in one interactive conversation, with passenger requests routed to the right team.
A hyper-realistic AI agent, trained on your terminal and ready on every channel.
One agent, deployed across web, mobile, kiosks, and the social platforms your customers already use, 24/7, in their language.
Routine passenger questions are answered automatically, so your staff focus on the travellers who need a person.
Direct integration with airline booking systems.
Instant updates on gates and weather.
Every Davision agent ships with the full stack built in.
Live at Fraport TAV. TALYA answers in text or voice, guides passengers, and routes requests, all on live flight and gate data.
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Book a demoIt answers flight, gate and baggage questions, guides passengers through the terminal, and routes anything that needs a person to the right team. As a hyper-realistic avatar it works in text or voice, on web, kiosk, WhatsApp or social channels.
Yes. It connects to your flight scheduling, gate and baggage systems over secure APIs, so every answer reflects live status rather than a static timetable.
It stays fast and accurate during disruptions, handling thousands of conversations at once and giving each passenger live updates in their own language.
Most deployments go live in about two weeks. We train it on your operation, connect your live data, and you sign off before it reaches passengers.
Yes. Connected to your operational feeds, it answers on the actual flight, gate and time, and updates as they change, rather than repeating a static schedule.
One trained agent runs across your website, mobile, in-venue kiosks, voice, WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook, including terminal kiosks, so a passenger gets the same answer at home, on their phone and in the terminal.
It routes to the right desk with the full conversation attached, which matters most for special assistance and lost and found, where the passenger should never have to repeat themselves.
Every conversation is summarised, categorised and scored, so you can see what passengers asked by terminal and by hour, and where the same question keeps coming back.