Prepare Your Airport for Advanced Air Mobility
Get Ready for AAM, Air Taxis, and Autonomous Freight
Advanced Air Mobility will introduce new aircraft types, new routes, and new low-altitude activity around airports. Before airports can support more complex services, they need a clearer picture of how aircraft already move through nearby airspace.
FlightHorizon ALERT helps airports start with the fundamentals: monitoring cooperative aircraft and drones broadcasting Remote ID, defining alert zones around important areas, and maintaining records of detected activity.
Build practical visibility today so your airport is better prepared for the next generation of aviation.
Make Low-Altitude Traffic Visible
Advanced Air Mobility depends on the systems and procedures surrounding the aircraft, not just the aircraft themselves. Airports need to understand the local environment before adding new routes, vertiport areas, or emerging aviation services.
FlightHorizon ALERT provides a secure browser-based view of detected aircraft and drone activity near runways, approaches, ramps, perimeters, and future planning areas.
Custom alert zones help focus monitoring on the locations that matter most.
Support Future Vertiport and Air Taxi Planning
Many early AAM services are expected to connect into existing aviation infrastructure, including airports and heliport-style facilities. That makes today's airport environment an important starting point for tomorrow's air mobility network.
FlightHorizon ALERT helps airports evaluate local activity patterns, review detected traffic near potential AAM areas, and build records that can inform future planning discussions.
Whether your airport is considering air taxi service, autonomous freight, emergency response aviation, or regional mobility concepts, better airspace awareness provides a stronger foundation.
AAM planning will require clear answers to practical questions.
FlightHorizon ALERT helps answer these questions with historical replay, automated alerts, alert-zone activity records, and exportable track logs.
Every alert includes a direct replay link, making it easier to review an event clearly instead of relying only on reports, screenshots, or memory.
What aircraft activity is already occurring nearby?
Where are low-altitude tracks appearing most often?
Which areas need closer monitoring?
How can events be reviewed and explained after they happen?
A Scalable Airspace Awareness Layer
The system helps airports:
- Stay aware of cooperative aircraft and Remote ID drone activity in real time.
- Draw custom alert zones around current and future areas of concern.
- Receive automated notifications when alert zones are entered.
- Replay airspace events from a secure direct link.
- Export data for planning, review, and documentation.
- Connect multiple detection units for larger airport or regional footprints.
Prepare for the Next Generation of Aviation Services
Start with practical monitoring, clear alerts, and reviewable airspace records.