A revolution in the skies is creating a rich vein of new business opportunities. While small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) — commercial drones — are increasing productivity and safety in industrial inspections and making instant last mile package delivery possible, larger electric aircraft are changing how we think of mobility for people and things.

We're no longer in the age of centralized, linear infrastructure. The demands of this century are for distributed, 3D infrastructure of commercial drones and eVTOL aircraft for mobility, digitalization, and communications. And the technologies are here now to build the networks and facilities that will power this 3D infrastructure for the next hundred years.

 The opportunity is to create the distributed, sustainable infrastructure that will enable new air mobility and commercial drones around the world. In addition to the critical role vehicle developers and manufacturers are playing, companies with the foresight to develop and provide mobility services, communications infrastructure, airspace management, operations services, and ground facilities will build infrastructure-scale businesses that become the fabric of society.