Infrastructure for the future of aviation
Our aim is to help speed up the commercialisation of sustainable aviation solutions, including electric aircraft, hydrogen drivetrains, eVTOLs and drones. In Skellefteå we can offer testbeds, power supply, winter testing facilities, a droneport, academic research, funding support and much more.
Collaborate with Arctic Aviation Hub
With three locations in Skellefteå and strong support from local partners, Arctic Aviation Hub can offer unique infrastructure for the development of drones, eVTOLs, battery- and hydrogen aircraft and supporting infrastructure.
We are both a place to test and develop but also a place for early commercial implementation. We can cover many of the necessary areas in the development of new technologies and we are probably one of the best places in the world to do winter testing.
News
Electric aviation
29 Oct 2025
Skellefteå – One of the World’s Most Active Hubs for Electric Aviation
As of October 2025, more than 4,000 electric aircraft take-offs have been conducted at Skellefteå Airport, making it one of the most active locations in the world for electric flight. This positions Sweden, Västerbotten, and Skellefteå at the forefront of the global transition toward electrified aviation.
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Drone
20 Oct 2025
Companies Test the Drone Technology of the Future at Skellefteå Droneport
Two tech companies met at Skellefteå Droneport to test, develop, and share knowledge within the drone sector. Over two intensive days, field tests combining drone flights, AI, and sound analysis were carried out.
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Drone
08 Sep 2025
Hydrogen Refueling Plan for Skellefteå Droneport
Three KTH students have spent the summer creating a guide on how a hydrogen refueling station could be established at Skellefteå Droneport. The work, carried out through a summer scholarship from the Sammes Foundation, provides Arctic Aviation Hub with valuable input for the future of drone aviation.
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