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Skyway
Skyway builds digital infrastructure for eVTOL traffic: cloud-based airspace coordination, vertiport management, and drone routing from Oakland, CA.
Skyway
The firm operates from Oakland's Tribune Tower, offering a technology stack that stitches together Urban Air Traffic Management, Digital Vertiport Management Systems, and sUAS Traffic Management — essentially the operating system for Advanced Air Mobility. Skyway's partner ecosystem pulls in components from radar, radio communications, energy, and weather providers, though it does not name the specific participants. Its cloud-based software handles real-time flight-data transmission across aircraft, vertiports, and command centers, while an in-house Air Traffic Navigator role suggests human-in-the-loop oversight alongside automation. The platform also supports Beyond Visual Line of Sight drone missions through AI-driven mission planning. Skyway maintains a secondary address in Pleasanton, California. No public headcount, AUM, or founding-year disclosure exists. The firm has not published a named leadership team. The company's sole observable differentiator is vertical integration: it bundles traffic management, vertiport operations, and vertiport planning into a single service layer, rather than selling point solutions. That architecture positions it as infrastructure utility, not an aircraft manufacturer or operator.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Oakland
Corporate office
The Tribune Tower, 409 13 Street, Oakland, CA 94612
Additional offices
6754 Bernal Ave #740-142, Pleasanton, CA 94566
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What does Skyway actually build?
Skyway provides a cloud-based software platform for Advanced Air Mobility. The stack includes Urban Air Traffic Management for airspace coordination, Digital Vertiport Management for eVTOL parking, charging and maintenance, and sUAS Traffic Management for drone routing. The firm describes itself as delivering digital infrastructure, not physical aircraft or vertiport hardware.
How does Skyway source its technology components?
Skyway states that its digital infrastructure services result from collaboration with partners in energy, weather, radar, radio communications, and security products. No specific partner names have been publicly disclosed. The company's own contribution centers on the software platform and the Air Traffic Navigator oversight function.
Is Skyway an aircraft manufacturer or an operator?
Neither. Skyway operates as an infrastructure provider, building the coordination layer that sits between aircraft operators, vertiports, and airspace authorities. Its marketing positions it as an enabler of the Advanced Air Mobility ecosystem rather than a builder or deployer of the vehicles themselves.
Where is Skyway headquartered?
Skyway Technologies, Corp. lists two Bay Area addresses: the Tribune Tower at 409 13th Street in Oakland, California, and a secondary office at 6754 Bernal Avenue in Pleasanton, California. No additional offices are registered.
Does Skyway manage outside capital or operate as a fund?
No public disclosure indicates that Skyway manages third-party capital. AUM, fund structures, and deployment figures are not published. The company presents itself as a technology platform vendor rather than an investment vehicle.
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