Pioneering deep-tech solutions for an
intelligent, equitable, and sustainable world.
Pioneering aviation solutions for an intelligent, equitable, and sustainable world.
Integrity, results driven, and thoughtfulness.
We believe in the limitless power of aviation to change the world.
Our History
Improving Aviation was incorporated in 2020 to support the Federal Government with R&D, systems engineering, and modeling and simulation efforts for the integration of emerging technologies. With this expertise, we understood the potential to bring deep tech to field operations and the geospatial industry. Our company started developing a flexible platform to integrate multiple sources of remote sensing data into actionable information.
At the core of Improving Aviation is a deep commitment to build resilience by integrating deep tech into field operations in a way that is thoughtful and embraces the expertise of those risking their lives today. Improving Aviation has been awarded multiple SBIR contracts with NASA, NOAA, and the DoD in the last 2 years for the development of technologies that enhance operations in the field through the combination of cutting-edge physical models and artificial intelligence approaches.
Meet the team
Rocio Frej Vitalle is an aerospace engineer and founder of Improving Aviation, LLC. She brings a 10-year industry track record in air traffic management, airspace capacity and optimization, or the integration of new entrants in the airspace system (UAS, UAM, ETM).
She is passionate about advancing science in the aviation industry and publish articles regularly. Articles include a winning paper at the ATCA Tech Conference and the Article of the Year in the Journal of Air Traffic Control. Rocio holds a BS in Aerospace Engineering from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, a Ms. in Civil Engineering & Transportation from the University of South Florida. She had the opportunity to pursue a great education as a college athlete and is now passionate about helping future generations achieving their dreams.