Airspace Link :: Drone (UAS) Airspace Management Software & Digital Infrastructure

Airspace Link is a Detroit-based technology company founded in 2018 that specializes in drone (UAS) airspace management software and digital infrastructure. It provides solutions for safe, compliant, and scalable integration of drones into national and local airspace, primarily serving governments (federal, state, and local), commercial fleets, public safety agencies, and individual pilots.

The company’s flagship product is the AirHub® Portal, a comprehensive Drone Operations Management System (DOMS) and UAS Traffic Management (UTM) platform. It functions as a centralized command center offering real-time airspace awareness, flight planning, risk assessments, regulatory compliance tools, and operational visibility. Key features include FAA-approved LAANC (Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability) authorizations and B4UFLY safety checks, multi-agency coordination, work order and resource management, post-operation analysis, audit trails, and support for beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) operations.

AirHub® Portal is designed as an all-in-one system for various stakeholders:

• Government and Cities: Through the FlySafe Program, it helps municipalities build coordinated drone programs for public safety (police, fire), infrastructure inspection, event management, construction monitoring, and emergency response. It addresses risks from fragmented operations, such as blind spots, compliance gaps, and inefficiencies.
• Commercial Operators and Fleets: Supports scalable BVLOS and enterprise operations with compliance and risk management.
• Pilots (Part 107 and Recreational): Provides free tools for safe flight planning and authorizations via web, iOS, and Android apps.

The platform emphasizes security with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certifications, seamless integrations (e.g., with ServiceNow, Salesforce, 911/311 systems), and future-proofing for evolving FAA regulations and standards like proposed Part 108/146. It promotes unified oversight to reduce safety risks, improve efficiency, and enable economic benefits from drone use.

Airspace Link positions itself as a key enabler of “Construction 4.0”-style drone adoption and urban air mobility. It has secured partnerships with cities (e.g., Ontario, CA), supported major events, and is involved in initiatives like Counter-UAS funding for FIFA 2026 host states. The company has raised significant funding (including a $23M Series B) and focuses on thought leadership in drone policy and integration.

Note that while the query mentioned “robot based products,” Airspace Link’s offerings center on software, digital infrastructure, and management systems for drones (uncrewed aircraft systems) rather than physical robots or robotic hardware. Drones themselves serve as the airborne platforms enabled by their technology.