Air-One

Micro-Airport Infrastructure-as-a-Service (MAIaaS)

Hydrogen fuel cell technology

Micro-Airport Infrastructure-as-a-Service (MAIaaS)

Energy generation and storage systems that operate independently of the main electrical grid, suitable for remote or constrained environments.

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

England

Urban-Air Port's initiative to develop 65 electric urban airports globally as part of their Micro-Airport Infrastructure-as-a-Service (MAIaaS) model, with AFC Energy providing hydrogen fuel cell power solutions.

The first zero-emission off-grid micro-airport facility in the AFC Energy and Urban-Air Port collaboration, designed to serve as a hub for autonomous drones and electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles.

A zero-emission off-grid power generation unit supplied by AFC Energy for Urban-Air Port's micro-airport infrastructure. The unit will be leased for the Air-One facility and designed to support autonomous drone and eVTOL vehicle operations.