ACS via Air port infrastructure will operate from February 2025 Manhattan Heliportan important and innovative sustainable mobility project, fundamental pillar for the development of modern societies and for the construction of more efficient, cleaner and more pleasant cities to live in.
ACS thus put the finishing touches on its participation in the Global Mobility Call, one of the most important events linked to sustainable mobility.
Downtown Skyport LLCa joint venture between Air port infrastructure And ADP Groupwas selected to operate the Manhattan Heliport. This decision follows a competition aimed at shaping urban spaces, contributing to more sustainable urban mobility and, ultimately, improving the quality of life of residents of large cities.
Skyports has experience in this area as it currently operates the London heliport, while Groupe ADP manages several airports in Paris.
Sustainable mobility
These days, ACS presented in the Call for global mobility its projects linked to sustainable mobility since it constitutes one of the central axes of its long-term growth strategy, reaffirming its commitment to innovation and the development of solutions that transcend the construction of traditional infrastructures.
With a vision focused on the future, the company seeks to design projects that not only meet current needs, but also promote well-being of future generations.
This commitment includes initiatives that integrate disruptive technologies, such as autonomous driving, new means of transportation and advanced air mobility, areas that emerge as essential pillars of the future of global connectivity.
Participation in Skyports
In line with this vision, the ACS Group, through its subsidiary ACS Infra Tech & Mobilityrecently made a strategic investment in Air portsa leading company in the field of advanced air mobility. Skyports operates in two key areas: the development of infrastructure for vertiportsessential for takeoff and landing of electric vertical takeoff aircraft (eVTOL), and a division specialized in drone services which offers logistics and transportation solutions via unmanned aerial vehicles.
With this investment, ACS strengthens its commitment to technological innovation and positions the company as a key player in the transition to more sustainable and efficient transportation models.
From this alliance is now born one of the projects, the Manhattan heliport, with which ACS and Skyports intend to become a world reference in this type of infrastructure. This is how he let things be seen Duncan Walkerco-founder and CEO of Skyports, who predicted that “with the support of ACS, we are in the best possible position to grow commercial air taxi and electric drone services worldwide.”
