PATENTED CONDUCTOR ARCHITECTURE
Two electrically independent conductors are mechanically integrated within a single cable assembly. A dielectric structural element maintains continuous electrical separation. The same architecture can be adapted to different conductor types and operating voltages.
WHY DOES IT MATTER?
Utilities are seeking practical ways to increase electrical transfer capability within existing utility corridors.
Airbornway's patented conductor architecture is designed to help meet that need.
POTENTIAL BENEFITS
- Increased transfer capability within existing utility corridors
- More efficient use of existing utility infrastructure
- Potential to reduce future corridor expansion requirements
- Compatible with existing utility planning and deployment practices
- Installed, owned, and operated by the electric utility
DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY
Airbornway is following a structured development pathway from manufacturing evaluation through engineering validation, testing, certification, and utility evaluation.
INDUSTRY ENGAGEMENT
Airbornway is interested in learning where increased transfer capability within existing utility corridors is a challenge for utilities and infrastructure owners.
If your organization is evaluating such opportunities, we welcome the opportunity to discuss whether the Airbornway concept may warrant further evaluation.
COMPANY BACKGROUND
Airbornway Corporation was founded by Rodger Gibson, an inventor with over 30 years of experience in construction execution.
The company’s focus is structured engineering validation in collaboration with manufacturing partners and utility-aligned deployment of its patented conductor configuration.
Contact Us
Airbornway welcomes input from utilities, manufacturers, engineering organizations, and industry stakeholders regarding applications for increased transfer capability within existing utility corridors.
We welcome the opportunity to discuss potential applications and operational requirements.
Rodger Gibson
Founder, President & CEO
Airbornway LLC
