The brilliant minds at SayIntentions.AI have been hard at work, and the latest updates are sure to excite both virtual ATC fans and serious simmers alike. While their dedicated AI Traffic Injection team continues behind-the-scenes magic, a whole new wave of enhancements is coming from other parts of the dev crew — and they're turning heads on the ground and in the cockpit.

Let’s take a look at two of the newest features to roll out on the network: massive TaxiTune airport upgrades and a powerful new customization tool called the “SayAs” API.

TaxiTuned Airports: Your Ground Game Just Got Smarter

Ever wonder why AI traffic at certain airports just doesn’t behave like it should? Taxiway confusion, wrong gate assignments, or inexplicable traffic jams? SayIntentions.AI decided enough is enough.

They’ve launched an ambitious "TaxiTune" project — hiring experts to overhaul the 500 busiest airports on the network. That’s right, 500. High-traffic hubs like Heathrow (EGLL), Frankfurt (EDDF), Los Angeles (KLAX), Atlanta (KATL), and San Francisco (KSFO) are already tuned up and running like a well-oiled APU.

This fine-tuning includes:

• Spot-on taxiway alignments

• Correct gate assignments by airline

• Smarter holding points and runway intersections

• Real-world ground operations logic

The result? Smoother, more realistic AI aircraft movements with less congestion and more immersion — especially during those high-stress ground ops.

“We don’t believe it should be the responsibility of scenery developers to get taxiway and airport data right. As an ATC network, we’re proud to manage and improve our own data.” – SayIntentions.AI

Check out their EGLL and KLAX profiles now (courtesy of contributor RobSchu), and stay tuned — a full showcase of all 500 airports is in the works.

Want to get your hands dirty? Try the TaxiTuner tool here!

The “SayAs” API: Your AI Crew, Now on Command

Next up: an update for the tinkerers and trainers in the crowd. SayIntentions.AI just launched the “SayAs” API — a game-changing feature for automating interactions between your AI co-pilot, cabin crew, and even ATC.

This new API lets you:

• Trigger specific AI phrases on command

• Customize pilot-to-ATC exchanges for training

• Deliver dynamic cabin announcements

• Simulate real-time gear and system callouts

• Control randomized phrasing for natural conversations

Want your co-pilot to call out “Gear down” when you drop the gear lever? Done. Want your virtual ATC to issue a mock altitude check during your IFR lesson? Easy. Even cabin crew can chime in exactly when you park at the gate.

Integration is a breeze with a simple HTTP GET request — no crazy coding experience required.

Dive into the SayAs API Wiki to learn how to make your AI cockpit talk back!

Final Thoughts

Whether it’s fixing taxi traffic chaos or building the most immersive, customizable flight sim crew ever, SayIntentions.AI isn’t just chasing features — they’re redefining how we experience AI in virtual aviation.

And they couldn’t do it without the community. From testers to airport tuners to developers, this evolution is a team effort.

Stay tuned right here on Sky Blue Radio for more updates from the cutting edge of flight sim innovation. Until then — clear skies, smooth landings, and smarter AI on every frequency.