Skyportz to bring Its AeroBerm vertiport technology to Oman in new partnership with AeroVecto Aviation Services
AeroVecto Aviation Services (AVAS) has entered into an agreement with Skyportz to introduce and test its AeroBerm™ vertipad technology in the Sultanate of Oman. The partnership marks the first step towards evaluating next‑generation ground infrastructure for Advanced Air Mobility in the country.
Skyportz says AeroBerm™, part of the company’s patented vertipad system, is designed to address one of the most significant challenges in eVTOL aircraft operations: managing downwash and outwash safely and efficiently. AeroBerm™ is designed to ameliorate downwash and outwash to protect people, other aircraft and surrounding ground equipment.
For Oman, these characteristics have direct relevance. The ability to reduce turbulence impact and footprint requirements supports integration of infrastructure into dense urban areas, smart cities, logistics hubs, industrial zones and remote sites where conventional helipad designs may be impractical.
This controlled airflow enables safer operations, reduces risk to nearby property, and allows vertipads to be placed in more confined or commercially viable locations.
AVAS will evaluate these benefits under local conditions, including heat, wind patterns, and operational constraints unique to the Gulf region.
Fahad Al Riyami, CEO of AVAS, emphasized the importance of this collaboration for Oman’s emerging AAM ecosystem. He said: “Our focus is to understand what works in our environment, practically, safely, and sustainably. AeroBerm™ offers a thoughtful approach to vertipad design, and this agreement allows us to study its performance in real‑world Omani settings.”
Additionally, the partnership will focus on technical exchange, site assessments, and controlled testing of the AeroBerm™ system, supporting broader national efforts to evaluate advanced mobility solutions as Oman explores future‑ready infrastructure options.
The findings from this work will help inform how such technologies could be adapted to local conditions and integrated into the country’s long‑term mobility landscape
Clem Newton ‑Brown , CEO of Skyportz, said: “We are pleased to partner with AeroVecto to bring our revolutionary patented vertipad to Oman. Together with our university research partners, we will soon be presenting detailed findings of AeroBerm’s capabilities at international forums. The results we are achieving on downwash/outwash and noise amelioration are significant.”
Skyportz Pty Ltd is an Australian-based Advanced Air Mobility infrastructure company focused on enabling the rollout of safe, scalable vertiports for electric air taxi operations.
Skyportz is challenging traditional airport-centric models by promoting a distributed network of simple, affordable landing sites embedded within urban environments. It’s proprietary Aeroberm™ vertipad product will be available to global markets in May 2026.

