CorridorsOS
CorridorsOS is a governance platform for urban and regional drone operations. It gives the authorities responsible for an area's airspace one place to design drone corridors, approve flights, and oversee what's happening above their streets, with EASA and EU compliance built into every step.
The challenge cities are facing
Inspections, deliveries, surveying, emergency response, and a growing list of commercial flights all want access to low-altitude airspace that was never set up to manage them.
For the public authorities responsible for that airspace, this creates a hard problem. They need to open it up to legitimate operators, because the economic and public-service value is real. At the same time they have to stay compliant with EU and EASA rules, keep residents safe, maintain a clear record of every decision, and avoid drowning in manual approvals. Doing all of that with spreadsheets and email is not sustainable.
What CorridorsOS does
Authorities use it to define corridors and operating zones, set the rules that apply to each, and publish them to operators. Flight requests come in against those rules and are assessed automatically, so routine, compliant operations clear quickly while anything that needs human judgement is flagged for review.
Throughout, the platform keeps a complete, auditable trail of who flew, where, when, and under what authorisation.
Built around the EU U-space framework
CorridorsOS is built around the EU's U-space regulatory framework: the set of rules introduced under Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2021/664 and its companion regulations 2021/665 and 2021/666, in force across the Union since January 2023.
That framework defines how drone airspace is designated, how operations are authorised, and what information has to be shared. CorridorsOS turns those requirements into working software, so the decisions the platform makes and the records it keeps are designed to hold up to scrutiny from day one.
CorridorsOS uses AI to handle the volume and the routine: assessing requests against the rules, spotting conflicts, and surfacing the cases that actually need attention. The point is to make the workload manageable, not to take authority out of the hands of the people accountable for it. Every automated decision is visible, explainable, and can be overridden.
A single, transparent view of all drone activity in the area. Faster approvals for compliant operators, which makes the airspace genuinely usable. A defensible compliance position. And a foundation for the broader urban air mobility services that are coming next. CorridorsOS is how a city moves into that era deliberately, with its hands on the controls.
CorridorsOS is in active development. We are working with stakeholders in the European UAM sector to validate the platform ahead of initial deployments.
