The flight safety foundation (FSF) will support NASA in advancing the sky for all concept of operations by engaging stakeholders analyzing operational scenarios and identifying key capabilities and…

NASA's Shared Services Center awarded Flight Safety Foundation Inc. a $549,782 cooperative agreement on June 10, 2026, to support advancement of NASA's Sky for All Concept of Operations by engaging stakeholders, analyzing operational scenarios, and identifying key capabilities and barriers within the future airspace ecosystem. The award is funded under the Aeronautics program (CFDA 43.002), which supports research to increase throughput and efficiency of the National Airspace System safely through concepts, algorithms, and technologies developed under the Airspace Operations and Safety Program.

Flight Safety Foundation Inc., a non-profit aviation safety organization headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, will perform the work at its Alexandria location through June 9, 2028. The foundation will conduct stakeholder engagement and scenario analysis to inform the Concept of Operations development, leveraging its expertise in developing scenarios for future airspace management and conducting safety assessments for emerging operational strategies.

The flight safety foundation (FSF) will support NASA in advancing the sky for all concept of operations by engaging stakeholders analyzing operational scenarios and identifying key capabilities and barriers within the future airspace ecosystem. FSF