Site selection for AAM infrastructure placement is only the beginning. Each community, in which drones and eVTOLS operate, has distinct needs for delivery by air requiring a tailored approach to urban air corridor creation and protection.
To future-proof your ground-based investment and manage the community’s bespoke AAM risk profile means engaging with a flexible external team capable of managing the technical and sensitive project management details and communication on your behalf. This includes engaging with:
Air navigation service providers
Local wildlife conservation authorities
Nearby military or hospital aerodrome operators
Property developers
Community groups
Legal counsel & law firms
Regulators
Architects and urban planners
Weather forecasters
Insurance representatives
Medevac operators
Media
And all levels of government
The CAYRES approach to this work is based on the 104-year Canadian aviation regulatory history of maintaining the gold standard for aviation safety, ethical and equitable transportation, and working towards the carbon-neutral commitments for our future.
