Advanced Air Mobility High-Resolution Weather Requirements

Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) aircraft will fly lower, slower, and closer to obstacles than any commercial aircraft before them. The weather data the industry relies on today wasn’t built for that, and the gap has to close before operations can scale. At Airspace World 2026, Jordan Cohen, R&D Lead at SkyGrid, and Gabriele Enea, Assistant […]
Consortium Launches AAM Feasibility Study for Saudi Arabia
Boeing Saudi Arabia and GACA launch AAM Airspace and Operational Feasibility Analysis with support from SkyGrid and KAUST
SkyGrid and ENAIRE Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Advance U-space and Innovative Air Mobility in Spain

Through this partnership, ENAIRE and SkyGrid will promote knowledge exchange, technological development, and international initiatives to accelerate the growth of the IAM/U-space ecosystem and enable future advanced air mobility operations. LISBON, PORTUGAL, May 27, 2026 – SkyGrid, a Boeing company specialized in the development of high-assurance third-party services for the safe and efficient integration of […]
Boeing Saudi Arabia and GACA launch AAM Airspace and Operational Feasibility Analysis with support from SkyGrid and KAUST

Feasibility analysis to chart pathway from Visual and Instrument Flight Rules to fully Automated Flight Rules for AAM operations across the Kingdom LISBON, PORTUGAL, May 26, 2026 – SkyGrid, a Boeing company, today announced the activation of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Boeing Saudi Arabia and the General Authority of Civil Aviation of the […]
Building the Future of Advanced Air Mobility in Texas

SkyGrid and Port San Antonio are partnering to enable Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) at a joint-use airfield. The companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to explore digital infrastructure, airspace integration systems, and cybersecurity frameworks needed for safe, scalable AAM operations. We’ll work together to test and validate the technologies required to safely integrate uncrewed […]
Port SA and Austin group to explore future air travel
SkyGrid and Port San Antonio to build Texas’ first vertiport, paving way for autonomous air taxis