Airspace no longer ends with civil aviation. Drones, high-altitude platforms, re-entering objects and unregistered traffic share the same volume as passenger flights. SpaceSafety AI observes that volume from orbit, where coverage does not stop at the horizon of a radar antenna.
Detect
Space-based observation, ADS-B and radar feeds are fused into one continuous air picture, including areas without ground radar coverage: oceans, mountains, deserts and disaster regions. Unregistered or non-cooperative traffic stands out because the model knows what normal looks like on that route, at that hour.
Protect
Detected conflicts — a drone near an approach path, an aircraft drifting into a restricted zone, debris re-entering into a flight corridor — become concrete advisories with time margins, affected flight levels and recommended re-routing.
Re-entry and launch corridors
Because the same platform tracks orbital objects, launch and re-entry corridors are shared with air traffic services early enough to close and reopen airspace with minimal disruption.
Mission aviation
Search and rescue, firefighting and medical flights receive an independent situational picture that stays available when ground infrastructure is damaged or overloaded.