Middle East
Governments and developers who already lead on large infrastructure and green initiatives.

Customers & partners
The transportation industry is large and we are not. That is a business opportunity, not a reason to wait. We make money when customers and partners do. FlywayRapid is an ecosystem pointed at one person: someone trying to get home.
Markets sit in three regions. The problems are global; the first projects will be local.
Governments and developers who already lead on large infrastructure and green initiatives.
Mature markets. World leaders in the private car (North America) and in public transport (Europe).
High-density cities where congestion is acute and new road space is essentially unavailable.
Low-speed applications
Up to 40 km/h
Large real-estate projects, industry, warehouses, cargo, ports, airports, campuses and parks — places where distances are short and control of the land is clear.
High-speed applications
Up to 120 km/h
Connecting districts inside a city, and short intercity links. This is the speed class that turns a 20 km peak-hour ordeal into a short, seated trip.
We do not pretend to be every trade. A FlywayRapid project is delivered with specialists — and with a technology core that holds the system together.
The city, authority or real-estate project at whose location a network is built.
The sponsor, or a separate investor seeking returns from a FlywayRapid project.
The organisation that initiates and structures the proposal.
Industrial partners who build Neopods under a technology partnership.
Power transmission and distribution along the guideway.
Sensors, onboard systems and the control stack.
Steel, concrete and the physical infrastructure of the network.
Demand, routing and how the network sits inside a city or campus.
Delivery oversight from design through commissioning.
System integrators, independent safety assessors and certification partners.

We work with cities, real-estate projects, industrial sites and partners who want to bring this network to people who currently lose hours on the road.