Every place a drone can land, on one map
Drone ports are where deliveries start and end, where batteries are swapped and where aircraft wait. GoDrona keeps a verified registry of them that every GoDrona user and associate can see.
Three ways a port joins the network
Every new port is checked by GoDrona before it is shared, so pilots can trust what they land on.
Port providers register
Hospitals, warehouses, building owners and vertiport operators sign up as drone port providers and list their pads.
Users tag on the UTM map
Any GoDrona user can click “Tag drone port” on the UTM map and mark a landing spot with its details.
GoDrona verifies
Our team checks the location, pads and access. Verified ports are visible to all users and associates.
What each port record holds
- Port code, name and type: rooftop, ground, vertiport, hospital, warehouse, mobile
- Exact location, address and city
- Number of pads, pad size and maximum take-off weight
- Charging and battery-swap availability
- Opening hours and contact
- Verification status and owner
A paid API for third parties
Logistics platforms, mapping services and other software can query the verified drone port registry through the GoDrona Drone Port API: search by location and radius, by city, or look up a port by its code. Access is by API key with a monthly call quota, billed through cascaeconnect.com.
Questions
Who can register a drone port?
Any organisation that controls a suitable landing site: hospitals, warehouses, building owners, campuses and vertiport operators. Individual users can also tag a spot from the UTM map.
Is the drone port registry free to use?
Verified ports are visible to every GoDrona user inside GoDrona. Access for third-party software through the Drone Port API is a paid service.
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