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Prepared for Pardes Hanna · West Palm Beach
Note for the AIR team

A read on where AIR's cross-country context lives, and where a documented handoff is still the right move.

Engineering in Pardes Hanna. Flight ops in West Palm Beach. Production with EDAG. FAA Experimental Airworthiness Certificate in hand, LSA certification in progress. This page is a short note on the coordination surface under the product, and one specific first conversation.

Range
~100 mi
Cargo payload
550 lb
Config
2-seat eVTOL
Cert path
FAA LSA

AIR ships product across two countries, one production partner, and one regulator.

AIR ships engineering out of Pardes Hanna, flies out of West Palm Beach, produces with EDAG, and holds over a billion dollars in non-binding reservations for the AIR ONE Personal. FAA Experimental Airworthiness Certificate achieved. LSA certification in progress. Matt Creamer on the Eduba team read the PR Newswire release, the Aviation Today interview, and the GlobalAir deep dive on the LSA path. He mapped the coordination surface under the product. This page is a short note on what he saw.

Most organizations automate the wrong things. Aerospace is no different.

Eduba works on a simple rule. About 60% of what an aerospace startup does every day is traditional code and database work: design revisions, test-data capture, partnership document tracking. About 30% is rule-based logic: FAA certification checklists, configuration-management protocols, EDAG sign-off gates. Around 10% is a genuine AI problem: anomaly detection on flight-test telemetry, predictive maintenance signals on battery cycling, intelligent search across design documents.

When engineering is in Israel and operations are in Florida, the 60% and 30% layers run across time zones, languages, and regulators. A written organizational-context architecture turns that load from tribal knowledge into a system AIR's team can keep running after Eduba leaves.

60%
Traditional code & data
Design revisions. Test-data capture. Partnership document tracking.
30%
Rule-based logic
FAA certification checklists. Config management. EDAG sign-off gates.
10%
Genuine AI
Telemetry anomaly detection. Battery-cycling signals. Document search.

A Feeld-shape engagement, aerospace-grade deliverable, two weeks.

Eduba recently ran a scoped sprint for a product company with a CTO buyer who wanted a methodology his team could keep running. Deliverables: a workshop, advisory calls, an Organizational Context Architecture, and a Strategic Operations Framework. Translating to AIR at the same scale.

01 / Handoff architecture

Pardes Hanna to Florida

A written handoff architecture for design changes that start in Florida and close in Israel, or start in Israel and need flight-test confirmation in Florida.

02 / Conversion playbook

Reservation to contract

A one-page narrative covering certification status, pricing posture, and customer confidence. The kind of document the AIR team can send to a reservation holder tomorrow.

03 / Communications rhythm

Certification cadence

A short rhythm for packaging FAA and EDAG milestones for reservation holders, prospective buyers, and press, so the cadence stops eating founder hours.

Interpretable Context Methodology.

The underlying research. Folder structure as agent architecture: a layered filesystem for organizational context that maps cleanly to aerospace documentation regimes like design control, test procedures, and audit trails. Submitted to ACM TiiS. Open source under MIT license at github.com/RinDig/Interpretable-Context-Methodology-ICM-.

Credibility.

Jake Van Clief, founder

  • Marine Corps veteran. Eight years active on cryptographic systems, F-35 and F-18 avionics, and the Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System. Direct relationships with Pentagon program managers.
  • MSc Future Governance, University of Edinburgh.
  • Published in ACM TiiS and arXiv.
  • 1,500+ enterprise learners trained since May 2025.
  • SAM-registered. Veteran-owned certification in progress.

Track record

  • Correlation One engagements at Pacific Life and Colgate-Palmolive. 6,000 to 9,000 hours saved per year. 95% still using the tools 30 days after the workshop.
  • KPMG UK, one of the Big Four. 40-plus executives trained, regulated-industry leadership audience.
  • Eduba partners with NLP Logix for work that sits below the orchestration layer. NLP Logix has been in machine learning since 2011 and runs over 150 data scientists.

Thirty minutes with Matt.

Bring the most recent design-change request that originated in Florida and closed in Israel. We will trace the workflow together and scope a first sprint from there. Scoped engagement, methodology transfer, no standing retainer assumed.

Matt Creamer CRO · Eduba
Bring one design-change request that crossed from Florida to Pardes Hanna. We will trace the handoff live.
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