eVTOL & vertiports across Florida — who's building, and where.
A tracked map of Florida's planned vertiport hubs and the operators, aircraft makers, and infrastructure partners behind them. Every entry is a public announcement or agreement — status is labelled plainly, never guessed.
No tickets are on sale yet. Every Florida eVTOL program is pre-commercial — aircraft are in flight test or awaiting FAA type certification, and vertiports are announced or in permitting, not open. We track this so charter desks, FBOs, and brokers can see who to talk to now, ahead of a state target of demonstration flights by late 2026.
Where will the hubs be?
Announced vertiport and vertistop sites across the state, from near-term projects to announced plans and dedicated test facilities. The live map shows each site name and the stage it has reached.
The companies building it
Grouped by role — eVTOL operators, aircraft manufacturers, and infrastructure partners. Florida-headquartered companies are flagged; national operators are included where they've committed to a Florida network or the state pilot program.
How Florida cleared the runway
The policy and program milestones that put Florida among the first states positioned for commercial eVTOL operations — the FDOT eVTOL Integration Pilot Program, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority planning, and Florida HB 1093 (2026).
Sources: FDOT eVTOL Integration Pilot Program filings, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority board records, Florida HB 1093 (2026), and company announcements. Status reflects public statements as of September 2026 and will change as certification and construction progress. Confirm directly with each operator before making commitments.
