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Planned events, emergencies, and long construction projects all need the same thing: controlled, coordinated airspace. Here is how we support each one.

Use case 01

Airshows

Airshows combine aerobatic performers, warbirds, and spectator arrivals in the same airspace and on the same schedule.

Typical needs

  • Separation between performers and other traffic
  • Aerobatic box and show-line management
  • High volume of spectator arrivals and departures
  • Coordination with the air boss and show safety

How we help

  • Mobile tower placed for clear show-line visibility
  • Controllers who coordinate with the air boss
  • Arrival and departure procedures for spectator aircraft
  • Comms for ops, safety, and emergency teams
Past work: [Link to related case study]
Use case 02

Fly-Ins

Fly-ins bring large numbers of general aviation aircraft into airfields that usually see light traffic.

Typical needs

  • Arrival sequencing during surge periods
  • Published procedures pilots can review in advance
  • Ground movement and parking flow
  • Departure management at the end of the event

How we help

  • Pre-published arrival procedures and pilot briefings
  • Tower and ground positions staffed for peak times
  • Coordination with parking and ground crews
  • NOTAM and airspace coordination support
Past work: [Link to related case study]
Use case 03

Festivals & Large Events

Concerts, sporting events, and festivals often bring helicopter shuttles, VIP flights, and media aircraft to temporary landing areas.

Typical needs

  • Helicopter shuttle operations
  • VIP and media aircraft
  • Temporary landing zones near crowds
  • Coordination with event security

How we help

  • Tower positioned to cover landing zones
  • Controllers coordinating rotorcraft and fixed-wing traffic
  • Integration with event security and ops comms
  • Airspace planning around the venue
Past work: [Link to related case study]
Use case 04

Disaster Response

After a disaster, relief, medevac, and firefighting flights can overwhelm airfields that lack tower services.

Typical needs

  • Rapid deployment to affected areas
  • Mixed relief, medevac, and firefighting traffic
  • Operations at improvised or damaged airfields
  • Coordination with emergency management

How we help

  • Self-contained tower with its own power
  • Controllers to bring order to high-tempo operations
  • Comms with emergency and ground teams
  • Deployment timeline: [Response time]
Past work: [Link to related case study]
Use case 05

Military & Training Exercises

Exercises at forward or austere sites need tower services that can be moved and set up quickly.

Typical needs

  • Tower services at sites without permanent facilities
  • Mixed civil and military traffic
  • Operations over multiple days or weeks
  • Coordination with exercise planners

How we help

  • Road-transportable tower for remote sites
  • Controllers for scheduled exercise windows
  • Comms setup to match your requirements
  • Contracting details: [Government contracting info]
Past work: [Link to related case study]
Use case 06

Temporary Tower Replacement

When a permanent tower is closed for construction, renovation, or repair, a mobile tower can keep the airport operating.

Typical needs

  • Continuous operations while the tower is offline
  • Long-term rental and staffing
  • Sightlines comparable to the permanent tower
  • Transition planning in both directions

How we help

  • Site survey to pick the best tower placement
  • Long-term rental options
  • Controller staffing or equipment-only arrangements
  • Coordination with airport management and the FAA
Past work: [Link to related case study]

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