Distribution Capacity Expansion Within Existing Utility Corridors
Our Product
Structural Configuration for Increased Capacity
Airbornway has developed a patented conductor configuration that integrates two electrically independent conductive paths within a unified structural assembly. The design enables parallel operation within a single installed span while maintaining controlled electrical separation.
The configuration relies on commercially proven conductor materials and aligns with conventional overhead installation practices.
Designed for Utility Integration
Phase-based engineering validation supports structured evaluation prior to any field deployment decision.
• No voltage-class changes
• No modification to protection schemes
• Installed and operated by the EDC
• Compatible with standard overhead construction methods
Supporting Infrastructure Efficiency
Electric distribution systems are experiencing load growth driven by electrification, advanced manufacturing, and digital infrastructure. Increasing capacity within existing corridors may improve capital efficiency while limiting additional right-of-way expansion.
Airbornway Dual-Conductor Overhead Configuration – Cross Section.
Two electrically independent conductors integrated within a dielectric structural element that maintains continuous separation while allowing exposed termination access consistent with standard overhead practice.
Company Background
Airbornway Corporation was founded by Rodger Gibson, an inventor with over 30 years of experience in construction and infrastructure execution. The company’s focus is structured validation and utility-aligned deployment of its patented configuration.