Test. Innovate. Scale.
The Skyway Range provides an unparalleled set of environments for research and testing of innovative unmanned systems. Four Droneports, 114 nautical mile perimeter, and 1,200 square miles of urban / rural testing environment
Flight Testing
At the Skyway Range, companies can test unmanned aerial vehicles in dynamic real world environments.
With a perimeter of 114 nautical miles, Skyway Range encompasses 1,200 square miles of urban/rural testing conditions with diverse topography and infrastructure. Combined with the unmatched proximity to Tulsa's city center and Tulsa International Airport’s Class C airspace, Skyway Range offers more than the typical test range.
Skyway 36
Skyway36 is the primary entry point for Skyway Range. Strategically situated at the intersection of urban cityscape and rural areas, Skyway36 is an ideal location for flight testing all modes of UAS and AAM technologies. Located less than 5 miles from downtown Tulsa, and 10 miles from Tulsa International Airport.
Skyway North
The Skyway North site is a former limestone rock quarry situated on the northern end of the 43,000-acre Osage Nation Ranch and is the northernmost point of the Skyway Range. It is located less than 10 miles away from Pawhuska Oklahoma and 3.5 miles from the Pawhuska Municipal Airport.
UAFS
The OSU Unmanned Aircraft Flight Station (OSU UAFS) is Oklahoma State Universities flagship unmanned aircraft flight testing center, and the western entry point into the Skyway Range. Located 14 miles east of Stillwater and OSU’s main campus, it resides in a rural low population area. The OSU UAFS is a globally recognized flight test center, supporting all aspects of unmanned flight research and testing.
- Vehicle design, automation, fabrication, and testing
- Sensor and payload integration
- Counter UAS system testing and Red Team Flight Activities.
CENFEX
The OSU Center for Fire and Explosives, Forensic Investigation is Oklahoma State Universities test range capable of supporting controlled fires and explosive detonations. Located 3 miles northwest of Pawnee Oklahoma, OSU CENFEX resides in a rural low population area and is the northwestern entry point into the Skyway Range.
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