AirGyde

AirGyde is a company building physical and digital infrastructure for drones. The site says it is building the foundation for the low altitude economy. Its mission is to enable safe, compliant drone operations by connecting the ground to the cloud. The site does not list a street address or phone number.

The first product is called the Intelligent Standardized Staging Sites, or iS3. These are modular nodes placed on underused real estate, utility corridors and public easements. The nodes serve as drone hubs for charging, maintenance, emergency landing, and data and communications relay. The site says they are shared by multiple operators and can scale.

The second product is a digital platform, with an API and a CloudConnect layer. It works with any drone flight platform. The site says it supports safe planning to and from AirGyde nodes, real-time weather and telemetry awareness, and BVLOS compliance through redundant connectivity.

The site says the platform is UTM provider agnostic. It says the design is meant for maximum interoperability. The site also lists LinkedIn, Instagram and X accounts for the company. It says the platform provides secure APIs for third-party integration. It says this makes the system interoperable with many other tools.

The site lists who the company is built for. These groups include delivery and logistics operators, public safety and inspection fleets, property developers, local governments, UTM and OEM integrators, and easement and right-of-way owners.

Sean Cassidy is the chief executive officer. The site says he led safety, flight operations and regulatory affairs at Amazon Prime Air. Fred Lopez is president and chief operating officer, and the site says he was president of UPS Flight Forward. The board includes William F. Weld, a former Governor of Massachusetts. The site says Weld served as a federal prosecutor for seven years.