Vertiports in Benelux and Germany

Benelux-Germany – Building a Cross-Border Vertiport Network for Northern Europe

AAMG is developing a unified vertiport corridor across the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and Western Germany – one of Europe’s most densely populated and economically interconnected regions. With major cities, airports and logistics hubs located within short to medium distances, the Benelux–Germany area offers ideal conditions for scalable Advanced Air Mobility operations.

Our planned network connects key locations including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, Eindhoven, Antwerp, Ghent, Brussels, Maastricht Airport, Cologne, Mönchengladbach and Luxembourg. These sites form a cross-border infrastructure backbone that supports fast, predictable regional mobility for business travel, tourism, and time-critical logistics.

Each vertiport is developed using AAMG’s modular, standardised design framework and powered by independent off-grid energy solutions to ensure reliable, high-availability operations across multiple jurisdictions. Combined with hybrid-electric and eVTOL-capable infrastructure, the network enables seamless hub-to-hub and regional point-to-point routes throughout Northern Europe.

With its concentration of international institutions, ports, high-tech industries and cross-border commuters, the Benelux–Germany region is poised to become one of Europe’s first operational AAM corridors. AAMG’s approach ensures that cities and airports across the region benefit from cleaner mobility, reduced congestion and a resilient transport infrastructure ready for future autonomous and hybrid-electric operations.

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