New Advanced Air Mobility Firm Launched: What This Means for Investment and Innovation Opportunities in Oman
MUSCAT: AeroVecto Aviation Services has officially commenced operations in Oman, marking a significant step in the Sultanate’s advancement into the field of advanced air mobility (AAM). The company is the first in Oman to focus exclusively on AAM, addressing the emerging needs related to electric, autonomous, and urban air mobility technologies.
AeroVecto Aviation Services will offer a wide range of services designed to accelerate the adoption and expansion of AAM technologies within Oman and the broader region. These services include operational support, infrastructure planning and development, as well as strategic and technical advisory assistance for organisations aiming to implement advanced air mobility solutions for both passenger and cargo transport.
Fahad al Riyami, Founder of AeroVecto Aviation Services, stated, “The launch of AeroVecto Aviation Services underscores our commitment to shaping the future of air mobility. We believe that advanced air mobility will transform how people and goods move, and AVAS is prepared to support this transformation.”
Collaboration is a core component of AeroVecto’s strategy. The company is actively developing strategic partnerships with leading global stakeholders in the AAM ecosystem. Several alliances are expected to be announced soon, further strengthening AeroVecto’s capability to deliver scalable and effective urban and regional air mobility solutions.
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Oman’s entry into advanced air mobility through AeroVecto Aviation Services positions the Sultanate as a regional pioneer in electric, autonomous, and urban air transport, unlocking new avenues for innovation and economic diversification. For businesses, this represents an opportunity to integrate cutting-edge technologies and expand into emerging transport and logistics markets. Smart investors should now consider partnerships and early adoption in AAM infrastructure and services as critical moves to capitalize on the region’s evolving aviation ecosystem.
