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Ferrovial’s vision of creating sustainable infrastructure for a world on the move, took a critical step forward when, after years of study and analysis, the company officially launched its Ferrovial Vertiports subsidiary in 2020.
With 70 years of infrastructure experience, including 25 years of investing, developing, managing and operating 36 airports globally, Ferrovial proudly brings its strong capabilities to the emerging Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) sector.
Ferrovial Vertiports CEO Kevin Cox, with 35 years in executive leadership roles at American Airlines, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, EPIC Fuels, and Signature Aviation, along with his battle-tested leadership team, bring not only decades of experience, knowledge, and business acumen to the urban mobility industry, but an unrivaled passion to transform how we move in a more sustainable way. Ferrovial Vertiports plans to develop a series of agnostic vertiport networks across key markets in the United State and Europe, seamlessly integrating the infrastructure into the fabric of the communities they are there to serve and designed to accommodate all Electric Vertical Takeoff and Landing Aircraft and their various business models.
Ferrovial has developed key strategic partnerships with AAM sector leaders in the Architecture, Engineering, Technology, Electrification, Battery, and Airspace fields in order to bring the best and brightest minds to this promising sector.
In recognizing the crucial role of the regulatory process in the industry’s success, Ferrovial and Kevin were grateful for his 2022 appointment to the Federal Aviation Administration’s Advanced Aviation Advisory Committee, which provides advice on key AAM issues.
“Within a few years, advanced air mobility will forever change how we move within, through and between cities,” Cox said. “Ferrovial is proud to play a leading role in making this convenient, sustainable form of transport possible.”
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