Four ways in: reports, data and API access, monitoring, and direct advisory. Pricing is per engagement and scoped on a first call. Pick what fits, or tell us what you are trying to decide and we will point you to the right one.
Point-in-time deliverables, scoped to a site, a portfolio, or a market.
An audit-grade report on one facility, a corridor, or a portfolio. Readiness score, factor-by-factor breakdown, regulatory posture, peer comparison, and a sealed audit record behind every figure.
All 5,647 FAA-registered heliports screened against a five-question framework: FAA registration, airspace determination, state enforcement, NFPA 418 adoption, and dimensional viability. Delivered by state, region, or portfolio.
The substrate itself, licensed or piped into your systems.
Every U.S. heliport as a verified, risk-scored landing node, kept current. The per-metro picture is open at /console; access opens the named layer, the live change feed, and the API.
A per-facility GO, CAUTION, or NO-GO an autonomous system reads before flight. It folds the trust score, obstruction environment, dimensional fit, record currency, and emergency survivability into one verdict, with every underlying check and its provenance shown.
Bulk historical access: score time-series, factor states, classifier outputs, override history, and the audit-chain manifest. For teams folding AirIndex data into their own models and platforms.
Know the moment something moves.
Email when an AirIndex score moves on a market you follow. Daily-batched, plainly written, and every reading links to the record behind it.
Real-time delivery, configurable thresholds, per-factor and per-corridor triggers, multi-market portfolios, and webhooks. For strategy teams, underwriters, and investors managing exposure across markets.
Direct work with named buyers.
Direct engagements: persona briefings, RiskIndex facility work, gap analyses against your models, and joint research. The deliverable takes the shape of the question.
Tell us what you are trying to decide on the contact form. Most engagements are designed in the first call.