Eve’s Urban ATM System to Support KookieJar’s Vertiport Operations in Dubai

This will enable Kookiejar and Air Chateau to develop networks of vertiports in Dubai connected via Eve Air Mobility's Urban Air Traffic Management (ATM) system By Joe Macey / 22 Nov 2023
Eve and Kookiejar to develop urban air traffic management system for operations in Dubai
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Eve Air Mobility and Kookiejar, a Swedish-based vertiport developer, have signed an agreement for Eve’s Urban ATM (Air Traffic Management) system to support vertiport operations in Dubai.

The agreement marks Eve’s first Urban ATM agreement in Dubai and Kookiejar becomes the company’s 10th Urban ATM customer and fifth vertiport customer as the company continues to grow its global customer base.

“Urban air mobility relies on infrastructure within the lower air space as well as accessible takeoff and landing spots – vertiports. Eve’s Urban ATM solution provides an integrated suite of software that will enable an efficient and predictable eVTOL ecosystem,” said Rob Weaver, Urban ATM global business development lead at Eve Air Mobility. “In Dubai, we are looking forward to working with KookieJar as they combine expertise in both ground and air infrastructure to design a flexible, sustainable and reliable vertiport network.”

Eve has engaged Atech, Embraer’s Air Traffic Control technology and system integrator company, to support the development of the Urban ATM software solution. Eve is leveraging Atech’s experience in developing aviation-grade products for ATM systems in Brazil.

“By leveraging decades of experience in one of the largest Urban Air Mobility operations of 1,500+ air taxi operations per day in Sao Paulo, the helicopter capital of the world, Eve’s Urban ATM system gives us the edge to integrate our Vertiports here in UAE and enable ANSPs to increase urban airspace capacity,” added Wassaf Akhtar, Chief Technology Officer at Kookiejar. “This will provide equitable airspace access on our network of vertiports for eVTOLs.”

This strategic agreement is expected to bolster Dubai’s position in the AAM industry by capitalizing on the synergies between Eve and Kookiejar.

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