A controlled access layer
for the future sky.
VHS is a proposed access-control and visualization system for future eVTOL air mobility. It is designed to help organize how aircraft request permission to enter, exit, merge, hold, or receive priority routing through structured aerial corridors.
What VHS Is
- A reservation-based access layer for aerial corridors
- A visualization system for operators and regulators
- A manufacturer-neutral coordination layer
- Focused on transition volumes above vertiports
- Designed to support emergency priority override
What VHS Is Not
- Not an aircraft manufacturer
- Not a vertiport operator
- Not an air traffic control replacement
- Not affiliated with Joby, Archer, FAA, LA28, or any city
- Not a public passenger booking platform
The bottleneck above the vertiport.
The transition volume is the critical 3D space above and around each vertiport — the gate between the ground and the corridor. It is the first place where dense eVTOL operations concentrate and the first place where conflicts compound. Controlling this volume is the difference between organized airspace and improvised airspace.
Structure before saturation.
Air mobility will not scale on open airspace alone. Reservation-based clearance gives operators, regulators, and the public a shared, visible standard for who has access, when, and why. Without it, growth turns into delay, conflict, and public-trust problems.