SkyGrid and ENAIRE Sign Agreement to Advance Air Mobility in Spain
SkyGrid and ENAIRE have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on U-space and innovative air mobility development in Spain, announced in a press release.
The agreement sets a framework for joint research, technological development, and innovation activities related to U-space and innovative air mobility. Both organizations will cooperate on national and international initiatives to strengthen their positions in the unmanned aerial vehicle sector and support future deployment of advanced air mobility.
The partnership will focus on knowledge exchange and exploration of technological solutions that enable safe and efficient integration of new aerial operations into Spanish airspace. It builds on the existing relationship between Boeing Aerospace Spain and ENAIRE and aims to contribute to the evolution of advanced air mobility services across Spain.
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