UrbanLink Air Mobility
UrbanLink Air Mobility is a pre-operational advanced air mobility operator building a multi-modal zero-emission regional transport network across electric aircraft, seagliders, water taxis, and cargo drones, targeting FAA Part 135 scheduled and on-demand charter services from hubs in Miami, Los Angeles, and San Juan beginning Summer 2026.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2024
- HeadquartersCoral Gables, United States
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingServices
What UrbanLink Air Mobility does
UrbanLink Air Mobility is a pre-operational advanced air mobility (AAM) operator founded in May 2024 in Miami, Florida, building a multi-modal zero-emission regional transportation platform spanning electric aircraft (eVTOL jets, electric CTOLs, regional electric airliners), electric maritime vessels (seagliders, water taxis, amphibious seaplanes), and autonomous cargo drones. The company holds commitments for approximately 187 vehicles across nine OEMs (Lilium, REGENT, Artemis, Eviation, CRISALION, BETA Technologies, MD Aircraft, Elfly/NOEMI, Traverse Aero) and targets Summer 2026 entry into service for eVTOL operations under FAA Part 135 certification, with initial hub cities in Miami, Los Angeles, and San Juan.
The company's revenue model is anchored in FAA Part 135 scheduled and on-demand charter services distributed through direct-to-consumer website and mobile-app booking, supplemented by B2B partnerships with cruise lines and international airlines for airport-to-port connecting services. Ancillary revenue streams include cargo and logistics operations (Traverse Aero Orca drones for first-responder and humanitarian relief work) and a frequent flyer loyalty program (UrbanLink Comps). Geographic expansion is sequenced for zero-emission travel within a 500-mile radius by 2028 and 1,000 miles by 2030, with planned European service connecting Madrid and Milan.
UrbanLink's technology stack combines a wholly-owned AI subsidiary (THAYER AAI) for pilot scheduling, aircraft positioning, dynamic competitor fare surveillance, and predictive maintenance, with a fully paperless operational backbone delivered via Apple iPads and integrated third-party systems (NavBlue for flight ops, MINT for crew training records, Comply365 for document management, JumpseatSMS for safety management). The company is organized under URBYN Mobility as its parent holding company and is led by Founder/Chairman Ed Wegel and President Raymond Sisson.
UrbanLink Air Mobility firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- UrbanLink Air Mobility
- Legal name
- UrbanLink Air Mobility LLC
- Website
- https://flyurbanlink.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2024
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- UrbanLink Air Mobility is a pre-operational advanced air mobility operator building a multi-modal zero-emission regional transport network across electric aircraft, seagliders, water taxis, and cargo drones, targeting FAA Part 135 scheduled and on-demand charter services from hubs in Miami, Los Angeles, and San Juan beginning Summer 2026.
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UrbanLink Air Mobility industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Advanced Air Mobility / Regional Air Transportation
- NAICS
- Scheduled Air Transportation (48111), Nonscheduled Air Transportation (4812), Nonscheduled Air Transportation (48121)
- SIC
- Air Transportation, Scheduled (4512), Air Transportation, Nonscheduled (4522)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Helicopter Air Taxi & Urban Air Mobility (eVTOL/VTOL) Passenger Services (THABAGAC)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Helicopter Air Taxi / Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Services (TLAFACAC), Air Taxi & Urban Air Mobility (eVTOL) Operators (TLAFAAAD), Scheduled Helicopter Passenger Transport (THABAGAA)
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Where UrbanLink Air Mobility is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Coral Gables
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices1 record
Markets served
UrbanLink Air Mobility business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Scheduled Charter Operations: UrbanLink will operate FAA Part 135 certified scheduled charter operations, initially using Embraer E-140 aircraft and transitioning to eVTOL and electric aircraft fleets. Entry into revenue service is targeted for Summer 2026 with Lilium Jets.
- On-Demand Charter Services: On-demand charter services accessible via app-driven booking, complementing scheduled operations with flexible routing for eVTOL and seaglider services.
- Cargo and Logistics Services: Cargo delivery services using Traverse Aero's Orca hybrid-electric eVTOL cargo drones, including first-responder and humanitarian relief operations, with capabilities to support eVTOL passenger operations by transporting baggage and cargo.
- Frequent Flyer Program (UrbanLink Comps): Frequent flyer loyalty program enabling repeat customer engagement and retention across air, sea, and ground transportation services.
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels3 records
Marketing channels6 records
UrbanLink Air Mobility product offering
Product offeringCore offering
UrbanLink Air Mobility operates a multi-modal advanced air mobility (AAM) network providing zero-emission scheduled and on-demand charter air services, electric seaglider coastal transport, electric water taxi services, and hybrid-electric cargo drone operations. Services are planned across a 500-mile range by 2028 (expanding to 1,000 miles by 2030) from hub cities of Miami, Los Angeles, and San Juan, using a diversified fleet of electric aircraft (eVTOL, eCTOL) and electric maritime vessels.
Product overview
UrbanLink Air Mobility is a multi-modal advanced air mobility (AAM) platform offering integrated zero-emission transportation across air, sea, and ground domains. The company's core product portfolio includes electric aircraft (Lilium Jet eVTOL, Beta ALIA eCTOL, MD Aircraft eViator, Eviation Alice, CRISALION Integrity eVTOL), electric maritime vessels (REGENT Viceroy Seaglider, NOEMI Amphibious Aircraft, Artemis EF-12 Escape water taxi), and autonomous cargo solutions (Traverse Aero Orca drones). Supporting infrastructure includes THAYER AAI for operational AI optimization, NavBlue for flight operations, Comply365 for document management, and Jumpseat SMS for safety compliance. The company also operates URBYN as an aviation tech subsidiary and offers an UrbanLink Comps frequent flyer program with app-driven booking. Targeting entry into service by Summer 2026 with operations across Miami, Los Angeles, San Juan, and European markets.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- THAYER AAI: UrbanLink's airline artificial intelligence subsidiary focused on pilot scheduling, aircraft positioning/repositioning, competitor fare surveillance, predictive aircraft maintenance, and real-time pricing and scheduling optimization.
- URBYN
Products and services
- Scheduled Charter Air Services FAA Part 135 certified scheduled charter flights serving regional routes between coastal hubs and urban cores, initially using Embraer E-140 aircraft and transitioning to eVTOL and electric aircraft fleets. Targeted at premium travelers and business commuters between South Florida, Los Angeles, San Juan, and planned European markets.
- On-Demand Charter Services On-demand charter services accessible via app-driven booking, offering flexible routing for eVTOL and seaglider services tailored to individual traveler schedules.
- Cargo and Logistics Services Cargo delivery services using Traverse Aero's Orca hybrid-electric eVTOL cargo drones (600-mile range, 550-pound payload), including first-responder and humanitarian relief operations, plus baggage and cargo support for eVTOL passenger operations.
- Seaglider Coastal Transport Services All-electric seaglider coastal and inter-island transport using REGENT Viceroy vessels (12-passenger, 180 mph, 180-mile range), operating as maritime vessels between coastal cities, islands, and port communities.
- Electric Water Taxi Services Zero-emission luxury water taxi service using Artemis EF-12 Escape crafts with the Artemis eFoiler electric propulsion system, operating along Florida coasts, San Juan to Puerto Rico destinations, and inter-island routes.
- UrbanLink Comps Frequent Flyer Program Loyalty program enabling repeat customer engagement and retention across air, sea, and ground transportation services through points accrual and rewards.
Quantifiable outcome
- Miami seaglider operations projected to serve 4.3 million passengers annually
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Companies that use UrbanLink Air Mobility
Customer profileSegments4 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
UrbanLink Air Mobility technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
AI capability5 records
Feature3 records
UrbanLink Air Mobility partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
20 partnerships are on record, tiered supporting and core.
- Elfly Group (NOEMI)supportingMemorandum of Understanding for 10+10 NOEMI electric amphibious seaplane aircraft representing approximately USD 200 million in potential value. NOEMI can take off and land on both water and runways, unlocking access to coastlines, rivers, lakes, and harbors. Elfly Group is a Norwegian aerospace company with soft orders for more than 70 NOEMI aircraft across five continents.
- MD AircraftsupportingLetter of agreement for 20 pre-orders of the eViator nine-seat electric regional aircraft (service entry targeting early 2030s). This brings MD Aircraft's total pre-orders to 110 units. Partnership is aimed at expanding into U.S. and Caribbean markets. MD Aircraft is currently seeking Series A funding for demonstration flights starting in 2028.
- Signature AviationsupportingLetter of intent to explore safe and scalable expansion of all-electric air operations in Florida using BETA Technologies eCTOL aircraft at Signature's private aviation terminals across the state. Partnership includes exploration of establishing UrbanLink's operating and maintenance base at a South Florida airport. Signature is the world's largest network of private aviation terminals with over 200 locations in 27 countries.
- BETA TechnologiessupportingAgreement to lease 10 BETA Alia eCTOL aircraft from an alternative asset finance company's order book with first delivery anticipated in late 2027. UrbanLink plans to expand to eVTOL aircraft once available, operating from vertiports being developed with airports, municipalities, and county governments. Routes planned north to Orlando and Tampa, south through Florida Keys to Key West.
- Vertiports by Atlantic AviationcoreRenewed MOU with Vertiports by Atlantic Aviation (wholly owned subsidiary of Atlantic Aviation which acquired Ferrovial's vertiports division). Provides UrbanLink access to Atlantic Aviation's FBO network in Florida and planned vertiport developments in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach counties, and additional locations across the state. Both companies committed to exploring vertiport development opportunities in other major U.S. metropolitan areas.
- FEAM AEROsupportingStrategic partnership for aircraft line maintenance services for UrbanLink's all-electric fleet. FEAM Aero is the largest leading provider of aircraft line maintenance in the U.S. with 52 global line stations, 4 hangar facilities (300,000+ square feet), over 1,500 technicians and engineers, supporting over 130,000 annual flights for 70 operators.
- CRISALION MobilitysupportingPre-sale agreement for 20 Integrity eVTOL aircraft (up to 5 passengers plus pilot) featuring FlyFree technology for maximized passenger comfort. CRISALION is a Spanish eVTOL manufacturer bringing total Integrity pre-sales to 145 across four continents. UrbanLink plans to use Integrity aircraft for European expansion focusing on Spanish and Italian markets including routes connecting Madrid and Milan.
- Traverse AerosupportingPartnership for 40 Orca hybrid-electric eVTOL cargo drones (600-mile range, 550-pound payload, 80% CO2 reduction using batteries and SAF). Orca drones will be deployed initially in Puerto Rico for government and relief agencies delivering essential supplies, and in Miami supporting relief operations and passenger baggage/cargo for eVTOL and sea vessel services.
- Eviation AircraftsupportingOrder for 10 Alice 9-passenger zero-emission commuter aircraft (up to 250 nautical miles), with option for 10 additional aircraft. Alice aircraft completes the third leg of UrbanLink's all-electric operating plan, enabling 9-seat zero-emission flights across the network. Eviation is based in Washington State and develops electric aircraft designed from the ground up for electric flight.
- mba Aviation (JumpseatSMS)supportingUrbanLink is the launch customer for JumpseatSMS, mba Aviation's turnkey risk management software designed to streamline Safety Management System development for Air Operators under Part 135 and 91. JumpseatSMS meets national and international SMS requirements including Safety Accountability, Safety Risk Management, Safety Assurance, and Safety Promotion.
- REGENT CraftcoreInitial order of 27 all-electric Viceroy seagliders (12-passenger vessels, 180 mph, 180-mile range) expanded to 47 units in May 2025, marking one of the largest commercial seaglider orders to date. Seagliders will operate in South Florida and Puerto Rico starting 2027, serving up to 4.3 million passengers annually from Miami. REGENT has secured over $9 billion in orders and raised over $100 million from investors including Japan Airlines and Lockheed Martin.
- GlueIQsupportingAward-winning creative consultancy appointed as Marketing Partner of Record to launch and compel demand for zero-emission regional air travel through eVTOLs. Miami-based GlueIQ is independent and growth-focused, known for successful campaigns including the launch of Brightline in South Florida, and serves high-profile clients including Neiman Marcus, Dodge, Margaritaville, and Atlantis Bahamas.
- Skyway TechnologiescorePartnership agreement for joint placement of vertiports in key U.S. and Caribbean markets including South Florida and Puerto Rico. Skyway is a leading vertiport development and operations company based in California providing vertiport air traffic management, air traffic navigation, and unmanned aircraft airspace mission planning services. Partnership expanded in November 2024 with Bluenest by Globalvia for Sunchaser Vertiport Network across South and Central Florida (Miami and Orlando hubs).
- Artemis TechnologiessupportingPartnership to add 20 Artemis EF-12 Escape zero-emission luxury water taxis to UrbanLink's fleet, with an option to operate the larger EF-24 Passenger ferry. Service launch slated for Q1 2026. Crafts will operate along Florida coasts, from San Juan to Puerto Rico destinations, and inter-island routes. Artemis is a Belfast-based America’s Cup spin-off with the proprietary Artemis eFoiler electric propulsion system.
- Ferrovial VertiportscorePartnership to explore development of vertiport sites in key U.S. markets, beginning with Ferrovial's planned South Florida vertiport network. As preferred partners, both companies collaborate on placement, operational planning, and facility design to ensure safe, efficient vertiports optimized for eVTOL operations. Ferrovial is a leading global infrastructure company.
- LiliumcorePartnership for the purchase of 20 Lilium eVTOL Jets with scheduled pre-delivery payments. Lilium is the developer of the first eVTOL jet and UrbanLink is positioned as the first U.S. airline to fully commit to integrating Lilium Jets into its fleet with entry into revenue service by Summer 2026. The partnership is central to UrbanLink's core eVTOL strategy.
- NavBlue (Airbus)supportingNavBlue provides aircraft navigation and dispatch software solutions. NavBlue is a leading flight operations solutions company wholly owned by Airbus, serving over 600 customers worldwide with offices in Canada, France, Poland, Singapore, Sweden, Thailand, UK, and US.
- MINT Software SystemssupportingMINT provides pilot training records and resource management solutions. MINT's TMS SaaS solution enables efficient crew, ground, and maintenance staff records and training schedules, guaranteeing regulatory compliance with FAA and EASA AQP/ATQP programs. Headquartered in Kiel, Germany with offices in US, UAE, and Colombia.
- Comply365supportingComply365 provides enterprise SaaS and mobile document management and distribution solutions for highly regulated industries including aviation. Plays an instrumental role in FAA's approval of replacing traditional paper-based pilot flight bags with electronic flight bags (EFBs).
- Ground Ride-share CompaniessupportingStrategic partnerships with ground ride-share companies to support joint marketing, sales, and distribution, enabling seamless intermodal connections throughout the vertiport network and integrating with existing train services and commercial airlines.
Scale indicators6 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights6 records
UrbanLink Air Mobility competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Archer Aviation: Archer is developing a piloted eVTOL aircraft (Midnight) and plans commercial air taxi operations. A direct competitor for premium urban and regional eVTOL passenger service, similarly targeting 2025-2026 launch and FAA Part 135 operations.
- Lilium: Lilium is UrbanLink's primary eVTOL Jet partner and the developer of the first ducted-fan eVTOL jet. While primarily an OEM, Lilium is pursuing regional airline partnerships and competing for the same passenger routes UrbanLink targets.
- Surf Air Mobility: Surf Air operates a regional air mobility subscription service in California, Florida, and other markets, and is electrifying its fleet. Comparable to UrbanLink on the premium regional air mobility subscription and scheduled charter model.
- REGENT Craft: REGENT is UrbanLink's seaglider partner and the developer of the all-electric Viceroy seaglider. While primarily an OEM, REGENT is building toward direct passenger operations, making it a peer in the coastal electric maritime mobility space.
- Eve Air Mobility: Eve (an Embraer subsidiary) is developing an eVTOL and is pursuing both OEM sales and its own operator services in multiple markets including the U.S. A direct competitor for eVTOL aircraft orders and air taxi market entry.
- Blade Air Mobility: Blade operates urban air mobility services (helicopter and seaplane) in markets including New York and South Florida, targeting premium short-haul passengers. Directly comparable on the air taxi business model and target customer demographic (premium travelers).
- Joby Aviation: Joby is the most advanced U.S. eVTOL developer, pursuing FAA type certification and planning its own commercial air taxi service with a tilt-duct eVTOL. Directly comparable to UrbanLink as a competitor for eVTOL passenger operations and infrastructure partnerships.
- BETA Technologies: BETA is both an UrbanLink aircraft supplier (ALIA eCTOL) and a vertically integrating eVTOL operator. Compares as a peer on aircraft technology, vertiport network development, and direct-to-customer air taxi ambitions.
Emerging players
- Wisk Aero: Wisk (a Boeing subsidiary) is developing autonomous eVTOL aircraft for air taxi operations. Comparable to UrbanLink on eVTOL passenger operations and the same FAA Part 135/121 regulatory pathway.
- Vertical Aerospace: Vertical Aerospace is a UK-based eVTOL developer targeting commercial passenger service. While geographically focused on the UK/Europe, it competes for global airline partnerships similar to UrbanLink's Crisalion/Integrity strategy.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks7 records
Key highlights6 records
Customer concentration
UrbanLink Air Mobility compliance and trust
Trust signalCompliance1 record
UrbanLink Air Mobility financial estimates
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UrbanLink Air Mobility leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles3 records
UrbanLink Air Mobility subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries2 records
UrbanLink Air Mobility funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
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UrbanLink Air Mobility M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about UrbanLink Air Mobility
What does UrbanLink Air Mobility do?
UrbanLink Air Mobility operates a multi-modal advanced air mobility (AAM) network providing zero-emission scheduled and on-demand charter air services, electric seaglider coastal transport, electric water taxi services, and hybrid-electric cargo drone operations. Services are planned across a 500-mile range by 2028 (expanding to 1,000 miles by 2030) from hub cities of Miami, Los Angeles, and San Juan, using a diversified fleet of electric aircraft (eVTOL, eCTOL) and electric maritime vessels.
Is UrbanLink Air Mobility a public or private company?
UrbanLink Air Mobility is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was UrbanLink Air Mobility founded?
UrbanLink Air Mobility was founded in 2024. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is UrbanLink Air Mobility based?
UrbanLink Air Mobility is headquartered in Coral Gables, United States, in the North America region.
How does UrbanLink Air Mobility make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Scheduled Charter Operations are the primary driver. The others are on-Demand Charter Services, cargo and Logistics Services and frequent Flyer Program (UrbanLink Comps).
Who are UrbanLink Air Mobility's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Archer Aviation, Lilium, Surf Air Mobility, REGENT Craft, Eve Air Mobility, Blade Air Mobility, Joby Aviation and BETA Technologies. Emerging players are Wisk Aero and Vertical Aerospace.
Does UrbanLink Air Mobility have an API?
No public API is recorded for UrbanLink Air Mobility.
What industry is UrbanLink Air Mobility in?
UrbanLink Air Mobility's product category is Advanced Air Mobility / Regional Air Transportation. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THABAGAC, Helicopter Air Taxi & Urban Air Mobility (eVTOL/VTOL) Passenger Services, with a secondary code of TLAFACAC, Helicopter Air Taxi / Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Services. Its NAICS code is 48111 and its SIC code is 4512.