AeroVect
About
About AeroVect
AeroVect Driver retrofits airport ground-support equipment with an autonomy stack developed specifically for airside movement. Its perception system combines 360-degree sensing with live operational feeds, while rules-based driving software handles ramp traffic, service roads and aircraft crossings under the constraints of ground-handling operations.
AeroVect supplies the system as a turnkey deployment rather than selling a general road-driving package. It integrates vehicles into airline and airport workflows, establishes the driver-out safety case and supports live production operation. The platform has completed tens of thousands of aircraft crossings and is used to make repetitive GSE routes more predictable without increasing ground-handling headcount.
Products
- AeroVect Driver
Airside ground-support automation
Operations
Operating milestones
- Operating milestone
2026-08-14 - AeroVect reports tens of thousands of live aircraft crossings in production airport operations.
Source
Team
- Raymond Wang - Co-Founder - Co-founded AeroVect to automate airside ground-support workflows for major airlines and airports.
- Eugenio Donati - Co-Founder - Co-founded AeroVect to automate airside ground-support workflows for major airlines and airports.
- Aaron Botwick - Head of Safety - Leads the safety program for AeroVect's driver-out airport ground-support automation.
Timeline
Events
- 2022-09-16 - Partnership - dnata selects AeroVect for autonomous ground-support trials
The trial covered as many as 100 baggage and cargo tractors. Initial deployments were planned for Dubai International, Dubai World Central and other airports in dnata’s network. dnata expected the autonomous vehicles to improve ground-handling productivity, reliability and safety.
Source - 2022-03-18 - Partnership - AeroVect and GAT partner on autonomous airport tarmac driving
The initial programme placed a cargo tow tractor at a major U.S. airport. AeroVect Driver powered the tractor for GAT airline customers. The partners planned to scale to as many as 50 vehicles across GAT-served airports.
Source
Context
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Context tags
- Autonomous-driving technology stack - Stack Layer - AeroVect describes the AeroVect Driver as self-driving automation for airport ground support equipment.
- Autonomous ground-vehicle ecosystem - Stack Layer - AeroVect applies autonomy to ground support equipment operating airside at airports.