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Fix ATC by connecting aircraft to the internet
Building the elements of a new ATC system.
General Aviation is building satellite-based ATC systems to connect aircraft, drones, rockets, and ground vehicles to a global network. The goal is safer skies, more direct routes, and significantly lower ATC costs by leveraging internet connectivity onboard and across platforms.
A satellite-based ATC network that connects aircraft, drones, rockets, and ground vehicles to a global communications network, enabling Internet-enabled air traffic control across multiple vehicle types to improve safety, route efficiency, and reduce ATC costs.
Who it’s for: Aviation industry stakeholders requiring modernized air traffic control, including airlines, drone operators, spaceflight entities, and ground transportation sectors seeking integrated connectivity and efficiency gains.
Founder at General Aviation. Previously started two aviation software companies: Rotabull and Seer Aerospace (acquired by Aviation Week). Also, previously at Rotor Technologies, which built autonomous helicopters. Flies and fixes planes.
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