Independent concept · Travel · Conversational AI

American Airlines AI Experience

Keep trip context close, from planning to arrival. A travel companion that helps people find a useful next step while keeping the traveler in control.

MY CONTRIBUTIONExperience strategy, interaction design, visual exploration & functional prototyping.

Actual American AI Navigator prototype in its device preview
Working independent prototype · Illustrative flight ideas and sample fares.

01 / Key workflow

A clear sequence, with people in control.

  1. 01

    Plan with context

    Explore a destination and sample flight ideas without losing the trip details.

  2. 02

    Find the next step

    Ask for guidance that fits planning, the airport, or arrival.

  3. 03

    Review before acting

    Keep sample information distinct from official travel details and consequential actions.

02 / Design exploration

Make the interaction visible.

Design artifacts show the intended experience; they do not establish that a client product shipped.

Actual American AI Navigator interface showing planning controls and sample flight ideas
Captured from the existing working prototype. No live availability or airline transaction is implied.

03 / Prototype

Try the travel prototype

Independent interactive concept. Flight information and assistant responses are simulated; no booking is made.

What is ready—and what remains to learn.

Functional prototype available. Traveler comprehension and task outcomes remain to be tested.

Load the prototype on this page

04 / Next questions

Test the behavior behind the visual.

  • Can travelers find the next useful step for their travel moment?
  • Do they recognize sample data and know what needs official confirmation?
  • Can they change direction without losing the trip context?

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