LYNEports and AeroVecto Aviation Services are pleased to announce an expanded collaboration aimed at advancing the future of aerial mobility infrastructure across Oman and the wider Middle East. Building on an initial Memorandum of Understanding focused on aircraft integration, the partnership is now evolving into a broader commercial alliance that brings together digital infrastructure intelligence and aerospace expertise to support cities, developers, and authorities preparing for the next generation of flight.

The collaboration combines the strengths of both organizations. LYNEports contributes its AI native driven digital twin platform for vertiport planning, airport modernization, and drone corridor design, translating complex aviation regulations into practical, visual decision tools for non aviation stakeholders. AeroVecto contributes deep manufacturing, aerospace engineering, and operational expertise rooted in the Omani aviation ecosystem. Together, the companies aim to help governments and private sector leaders move from concept to real, implementable aerial mobility projects.

LYNEports brings specialized technical know how in the interpretation of aviation standards, airspace constraints, and urban planning requirements for advanced air mobility. The company supports clients in converting regulatory frameworks into spatial safety zones, approach and departure envelopes, passenger flow concepts, and infrastructure layouts that align with city development plans. Through data driven site screening, operational scenario modeling, and integration with existing transport networks, LYNEports enables cities and developers to make informed decisions on where and how vertiports can be realistically deployed.

Through this partnership, AeroVecto and LYNEports will be providing digital planning, simulation, and advisory services. The joint approach will support opportunity mapping for vertiports, regulatory visualization, scenario modeling, training programs, and early stage city readiness strategies for urban air mobility.

Both companies share a vision that aerial mobility is not only about aircraft, but about well planned infrastructure and cities that are ready to receive it. By aligning aerospace know how with infrastructure intelligence, the partnership seeks to reduce uncertainty for decision makers and create practical pathways toward safe and scalable operations.

The collaboration will also explore integration of AeroVecto aircraft models within the LYNEports platform, enabling realistic simulations for clients and stakeholders.

Leaders from both sides welcomed the expanded scope as a natural step to bring both expertise into projects that help governments, developers, and investors move from early ideas to implementable vertiport and aerial mobility programs.

Fahad Al Riyami, CEO of Aerovecto stated that “the partnership strengthens Oman’s position in the regional aerial mobility landscape and provides local stakeholders with access to world class planning tools combined with homegrown aviation capability.”

Rasha Alshami, CEO of LYNEports emphasized that working with a respected Omani aerospace partner allows its technology to be applied in real market contexts, supporting cities that want to prepare responsibly for new forms of aviation.

The agreement reflects a shared commitment to support Oman and the Middle East in shaping a connected, innovative, and sustainable air mobility ecosystem. Further project updates and joint initiatives will be announced in the coming months.