With Wingman, 1,200 Aero employees have faster, more accurate access to internal knowledge and training.
The AI assistant delivers faster, more relevant answers while protecting sensitive data within Aero’s Microsoft 365 environment.
“The main advantage of developing Wingman in Copilot Studio was that we could build on what we already had,” explains Soukup. “The solution runs in Teams, uses our SharePoint data and doesn’t require any extra infrastructure. It’s simple, secure and available to everyone.”
Employees save time and gain confidence that they are working with accurate information, reducing the need to dig through files and rewatch long training videos. The platform has received positive feedback from early users, who value being able to ask a question and instantly receive an answer linked to a specific moment in the relevant training material.
As Martin Soukup notes: “Wingman helps people find what they need, when they need it, and that’s what really matters. The idea is simple, but the impact is powerful.”
Encouraged by these results, Aero plans to extend Wingman to new data sources including ERP and Microsoft Power BI systems, creating a foundation for broader AI-driven innovation. As more information is added, Wingman assistants will continue to streamline work and improve efficiency across departments.
“The real business benefits are still ahead of us,” Soukup adds. “It will definitely save a lot of time for the development team.”