Madrid, 13th January 2026 – LYNEports Inc. was part of the 1st Urban Air Mobility Forum in Madrid, hosted by the Government Area of Urban Planning, Environment, and Mobility of Ayuntamiento de Madrid. The forum brought together city authorities, public institutions, academic researchers, and industry leaders to discuss the practical, regulatory, and economic aspects of AAM, highlighting Madrid’s ambition to become a global hub for sustainable urban aviation.

The event marked Spain’s first presentation of a White Paper on Urban Air Mobility, outlining a roadmap for vertiport infrastructure, regulatory compliance, and social integration. Discussions emphasized that successful deployment of AAM depends not only on aircraft innovation but also on strategic urban planning, infrastructure readiness, and cohesive collaboration between public and private stakeholders.

LYNEports showcased its expertise in transforming aviation regulations into ready-to-build infrastructure. By applying a unified protocol that ensures real-time regulatory compliance, the company enables cities to move from planning to implementation efficiently. Its solutions support the design, planning, and scaling of vertiport networks, helping cities like Madrid prepare their skies for the operational realities of advanced air mobility.

“Advanced Air Mobility cannot take off without the groundwork being built today,” said LYNEports. “Madrid’s proactive approach demonstrates how cities can lead the way by combining visionary urban planning with actionable, technology-driven solutions. We are proud to contribute to the city’s strategy for a connected, sustainable mobility future.”

The forum also addressed the broader economic and societal benefits of AAM. Speakers explored how integrating vertiports and mobility networks can reduce travel times, unlock new investment opportunities, and foster technological innovation in urban environments. The event emphasized the importance of collaboration between policymakers, technology providers, and city planners in creating a regulatory and operational ecosystem that is safe, efficient, and scalable.

LYNEports’ participation reinforced the company’s role as a thought leader in advanced mobility solutions, demonstrating how software platforms can translate regulatory and planning frameworks into deployable infrastructure. By contributing to high-level discussions and providing practical expertise, LYNEports is helping Madrid and cities worldwide realize the potential of urban air mobility.

About the Urban Air Mobility Forum, Madrid

The Urban Air Mobility Forum is Spain’s first dedicated event bringing together policymakers, industry innovators, and academics to explore the opportunities and challenges of AAM. The forum focuses on regulation, infrastructure, safety, and economic impact, fostering collaboration to accelerate the deployment of advanced air mobility solutions in urban environments.