Skyway, a vertiport operations company, and UrbanLink Air Mobility, an eVTOL operator, have announced the selection of Central and South Florida as locations for the development of Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) vertiports, with commercial operations slated to commence in late 2026.
“With major hubs in Miami and Orlando, this network will transform regional travel, offering fast, sustainable mobility options while enabling economic growth,” said the companies.
“The new network will feature state-of-the-art vertiports tailored for diverse eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) aircraft, fostering rapid, sustainable connections between key destinations across Florida. In addition to these vertiports, dedicated routes will link major hubs and popular regional locations, ensuring seamless, efficient travel. These hubs will enhance mobility, fuel economic growth, and improve accessibility for residents and visitors throughout the state.
Alongside its partnership with UrbanLink, Skyway has secured Bluenest by Globalvia as a development partner to deploy the AAM network. This investment accelerates the establishment of AAM infrastructure, aiming to launch commercial operations by late 2026 and bringing the promise of new transportation options for Florida’s residents and visitors.
“Bluenest by Globalvia is delighted to promote and support the deployment of AAM in US locations together with our strategic partners,” highlighted Jose Ignacio Rodríguez, Managing Director of Bluenest by Globalvia. We are convinced that this is a great step to deploy this new mobility with a regional network in South and Central Florida.”
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