NLP TOOLS USED IN CIVIL AVIATION: A SURVEY
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MRO (Maintenance Repair and Overhaul ) units by Boeing, Airbus, ATR apart from simulator Training units are coming up fast in countries like India, China, Srilanka and other countries which calls for more automation of the day to day technical and maintenance works and NLP (Natural Language Processing) and AI (Artificial Intelligence) tools have been playing a just the required role in a remarkable manner in managing incident reports, CNS assistance etc. The supporting role of NLP in maintenance, real time situation awareness and other areas are going to be a necessity in the foreseeable future.
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