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To make the future of mobility possible.

Thrust builds the infrastructure and operating systems that enable autonomous flight. Everything under 10,000 feet: the ground, the airspace, and the operations between them.

A campus at dusk with a lit landing pad on the roof and aircraft overhead

400 ft

Aviation designed into the ground, not added to it.

Sites assessed. Pads, corridors, power and sensing written into the plan before construction. A place that is ready to fly costs a fraction to build in and a multiple to retrofit.

Drones are the first thing that fly here. Four hundred feet is where they live.

A vertiport with landing circles, an operations building and aircraft arriving

2,000 ft

The paperwork and the physics, handled.

Approvals, airspace integration and safety data. Thrust does the work that sits between an operator and a permitted flight, so the operator can fly.

5,000 ft

An operating system for places that fly.

Scheduling, turnaround, go or no-go decisions, compliance records. Repeated at every site until the repeatable parts become software.

An operations room overlooking a campus, with aircraft in the air outside

8,000 ft

One site at a time. Then a network.

Three founding sites are in development. Each becomes a node: assessed, permitted, instrumented, operating. The standard is written so any site can adopt it and any mobility company can build on it.

NowGround. Sites assessed and designed for flight.

NextOperations. The first nodes fly, and keep flying.

ThenNetwork. A standard other sites and partners join.

Locations are announced when they are ready.

10,000 ft

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For campus owners, operators, and companies building mobility under 10,000 feet.