Platform
Technology
CommCentra AI adds a passive detection layer over existing aviation infrastructure—no aircraft modifications and no change to controller positions. The same architecture covers manned ATC voice and UAS C2 with domain-specific models and thresholds.
Four detection layers
Alerts emphasize consensus across layers to control false positives in safety-critical operations.
- 01
RF physical authentication
ATC
Enrolled RF fingerprinting for licensed ATC transmitters; rogue SDR and replay signatures surface as hardware-inconsistent.
UAS / Drone
Fingerprints operator controllers and telemetry radios; substitution on reconnect is visible before commands execute.
- 02
Behavioral & telemetry analysis
ATC
Clearances cross-checked against ATIS, flight plans, sector rules, and coordination records—voice alone is insufficient.
UAS / Drone
GPS vs IMU / baro / optical flow divergence flags spoofing; hands control to inertial or safe modes when thresholds trip.
- 03
AI semantic & voice engine
ATC
Phraseology, prosody, and controller-statistical models flag synthetic or cloned speech humans may not hear.
UAS / Drone
Operator behavior biometrics (timing, throttle, route habits) that a link hijacker cannot instantly mimic.
- 04
Multi-source corroboration
ATC
Voice-only clearances triangulated with ADS-B, radar, ACARS/CPDLC where available—single-source voice is treated skeptically.
UAS / Drone
Mesh ranging, optical flow, IMU, and registration context must agree; single-source GPS is never enough.
Public GNSS interference context and regulator citations live in the incidents brief.