Live airspace, TMIs, and volumes. One common operating picture.
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ANSP and ops teams still stitch traffic, flow programs, and protective volumes across consoles that don’t share a roster with range, airline, or maritime partners. An airspace common operating picture puts FAA SWIM context, TMIs, and authored TFRs / geofilters on one globe — so the people who share the sky share one picture.
VECTr is the multi-domain common operating picture from vectraero.com — not AireonVECTOR, not VectAero C-UAS compliance software, and not graphics “Vectr.”
[How disparate feeds become one picture. Illustrative — not live data.]
A live airspace picture without a second stack
The VECTr COP is built for operators who need traffic and flow context beside the volumes they care about. FAA SWIM surveillance and flow (SFDPS / TFM) sit on the same map as filed vs actual paths, so compare-planned-vs-flown workflows don’t require exporting tracks into another tool. Federated map search and volume assessment keep the picture navigable when the NAS is busy and partners are asking the same questions from different seats.
This page describes claim-safe capability framing for a shared airspace picture. It does not claim production FAA CARIS, live AMOSS, FedRAMP, or ATO/AADS-complete status. Public demos and stills are illustrative — not live operational data.
When launch, HAPS, or maritime effects land in the same window, those layers join the roster instead of spawning a side deck. ANSP stakeholders stay on the same mission picture as range and airline partners — protective volumes and watch areas role-gated as needed.
TMIs, authored volumes, TFRs, and geofilters
Traffic Management Initiatives belong on the same globe as the traffic they constrain. VECTr surfaces TMIs alongside volume assessment so flow programs are visible in context, not buried in a separate board. Author TFRs and geofilters on the map — circle, polygon, or pasted coordinates with floor, ceiling, and schedule — and see who is inside or predicted to enter.
NOTAM console context with decoded fields and map-tied filters keeps restrictions readable next to SWIM tracks. Client volumes and tracks can sit beside SWIM, AIS, NOTAMs, and HAPS layers without standing up a separate visualization stack for every stakeholder. Enterprise access uses MFA, admin-approved accounts, and role gates; feed credentials stay server-side.
GNSS integrity and interference framing can be discussed in ops language where relevant; do not read this page as a claim of GNSS truth. The product story is one common operating picture for disparate feeds — COP naming only, never “Mission Control.”
See it with your ANSP and ops stakeholders
Walk the airspace common operating picture with the partners who share your next window.
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Related
- VECTr home — common operating picture
- Launch / range common operating picture
- HAPS & HAO common operating picture
Built for: ANSP · Ops · Airline · Range · HAPS · Maritime · Security