Urban Air Mobility

Making urban air mobility a reality will take more than just an aircraft. It’s going to take an entire ecosystem of innovation.

Join us in our vision for seamless urban air travel that takes travelers out of traffic and gets them to their destinations safely, efficiently, reliably and affordably.

We’re 10+ years into our journey of developing enabling technologies relevant to the urban air mobility market. Our experience includes:

300+ hours of autonomous flight

300+ hours of autonomous flight

The S-76B Sikorsky Autonomy Research Aircraft (SARA) is equipped with MATRIX™ Technology. We’re working closely with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to certify MATRIX so that it will be available on current and future commercial and military aircraft.
Analytics, Predictive Health Maintenance and Artificial Intelligence

Analytics, Predictive Health Maintenance and Artificial Intelligence

With advanced prognostic algorithms and unrivaled experience of managing fleets of helicopters around the globe, we’re uniquely positioned to deploy production ready artificial intelligence (AI) solutions to significantly improve aircraft availability while minimizing costs.
Electric Propulsion

Electric Propulsion

In 2008, we started developing Firefly™, an all-electric technology demonstration aircraft. We used this to better understand enablers that could provide zero emission vertical flight that is smooth, quiet, clean, simple, reliable and affordable.

Future City Mobility: Traveling in Three Dimensions

An Opportunity to Add a Rapid Mobility Option to Combat Growing Congestion

The Future of Urban Air Mobility

By the Numbers

By the Numbers

2013

First Flight of SARA Autonomous Flying Lab

300+

Hours of Autonomous Flight with MATRIX™ Technology

100+

Optionally Piloted Takeoffs and Landings

Infrastructure Costs

Infrastructure Costs

Helipads

$0.5M - $2M per landing spot

vs. Surface Roads

$3M - $10M per mile in U.S. urban areas

vs. Underground

$100M - $1B per mile

Need for Rapid Mobility

Need for Rapid Mobility

97hrs

Lost annually per driver in the U.S. due to congestion

$87B

Lost annually in productive time in the U.S. due to delays

100M

New cars per year sold by the early 2020’s

Safety Matters

Safety Matters

Simple Safety Math

If successful, potential for 150M fleet flight hours per year. At that rate ...

Statistical Days Between Significant Failures

10-3 > 3.5 Minutes

1 Failure/1,000 Flight Hours

10-6 > 2.5 Days

1 Failure/1,000,000 Flight Hours

10-9 > 6.7 Years

1 Failure/1,000,000,000 Flight Hrs

Stay Informed: The Latest News on Urban Air Mobility   ___
Dec 11, 2024
Press Release
Government, firefighting agencies, and investment representatives observe aerial water drops.
Nov 11, 2024
Press Release
Government, firefighting agencies, and investment representatives observe aerial water drops.
Oct 17, 2024
Story
How do you command a Black Hawk® helicopter to perform a mission autonomously from 300 miles (480 km) away? Quite simply, by using a tablet connected to the aircraft via datalink.
Contacts   ___
Media Contact

Melissa Chadwick
+1 (202) 863-3317
melissa.a.chadwick@lmco.com
Business Development Contact

+1 (800) WINGED-S (946-4337)