Corridors Could Be a Solution To AAM Airspace Access Issue

June 22, 2021
Skylanes for UAM
In the “tracks’ model of the airspace corridors, skylanes would be established at varied altitudes. This would allow multiple aircraft to operate at different performance levels, similar to how lanes operate on a ground-based highway.
As NASA’s National Campaign continues to progress, the underlying working groups are evaluating a variety of solutions to some of the toughest issues in urban air mobility operations. And among them is where the aircraft will operate specifically, and how they will enter and exit that airspace. Tom...

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