AirHub Portal

AirHub Portal provides a web-first path from checking a U.S. location to requesting controlled-airspace access. Its discovery view exposes B4UFLY advisories and LAANC availability; a free account can define an operation and submit an eligible authorization. The personal licence also includes weather and logging, while paid organizational tiers add crew, assets, approvals and wider operational oversight. That progression makes the service useful to both a single pilot and a program formalizing its records.

The portal's clear-to-fly language must be read within the documented scope. LAANC applies only in participating controlled airspace and only to the submitted geometry, altitude and time; some requests require further coordination. AirHub does not grant land permission or erase TFR, Remote ID, certification and visual-line-of-sight duties. Organizational dashboards can improve consistency, but they cannot confirm every field condition. Save the authorization, inspect its limits, refresh advisories, and keep a separate go/no-go judgment at the site.