LYNEports Head of Strategy and Business Development, Hosam Sobh, visited the Dubai Airshow 2025, engaging with leaders and stakeholders across the aviation and urban development ecosystem. The conversations underscored a clear shift in mindset: Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) is no longer a question of if, but of how and when it will be integrated into cities.

The focus of discussions at the airshow was on practical implementation. Key questions revolved around identifying the areas where AAM makes the most sense, defining operational models that are both safe and efficient, and ensuring alignment between zoning, infrastructure planning, and return on investment. Developers and city planners are increasingly exploring how urban air mobility intersects with land use, property value, and master planning, reflecting a more mature and practical approach to this emerging sector.

LYNEports continues to play a vital role in this transition. By providing advanced planning solutions and simulations for eVTOL and VTOL aircraft, the company helps stakeholders navigate the complexities of integrating new aviation infrastructure into urban environments. From identifying optimal vertiport locations to simulating operational workflows, LYNEports’ software bridges aviation, real estate, and urban planning—helping cities move from concept to execution.

The airshow also highlighted the growing importance of regulatory readiness and collaboration. As AAM progresses from vision to reality, coordination between authorities, developers, and operators is critical. Understanding airspace integration, safety standards, and operational efficiency is central to ensuring that the deployment of urban air mobility is both safe and sustainable.

Compared to previous years, there was a noticeable shift in how the industry views AAM. Conversations have moved beyond theoretical possibilities and are now focused on measurable outcomes, cost-effectiveness, and practical integration with existing urban infrastructure. Real estate developers, in particular, are considering AAM as a strategic component of future-ready design viewing it as an opportunity to enhance property value, connectivity, and city planning.

LYNEports’ participation at Dubai Airshow 2025 reaffirms its commitment to supporting cities, developers, and authorities in their efforts to integrate advanced air mobility infrastructure. By providing data-driven insights, simulation tools, and planning support, LYNEports helps stakeholders make informed decisions that balance innovation, operational feasibility, and long-term urban planning goals. About Dubai Airshow

Dubai Airshow is a major biennial aerospace event in the UAE, held at Dubai World Central (DWC). The event showcases aviation, space, and defense innovations through exhibits, flight displays, and conferences, offering a platform for global industry collaboration. The next edition is scheduled for November 15–19, 2027, following a highly successful 2025 event.