Query airspace risk, controlled-airspace data, and hazard assessments via Airspace Link AirHub API
domain: developers.airspacelink.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Register for AirHub API access and obtain sandbox credentials to test before touching production endpoints
Query controlled/uncontrolled airspace data, including GIS layers and LAANC grid ceiling information, for a target location or area
Request B4UFLY-style briefings by location to surface applicable advisories and restrictions
Run a hazard/risk assessment for a defined geographic operating area using AirHub's classification and surface (hexbin) endpoints
Use the LAANC API deep-linking capability where you need to hand off directly into an authorization request flow
Switch the base URL from sandbox to production once integration testing is complete
Known gotchas
Sandbox vs. live mode is determined entirely by which base URL you call — using the wrong one is a common integration mistake since sandbox responses look structurally identical
AirHub has undergone a v1-to-v2 migration ('What's New in v2'); some endpoints (e.g., Location vs Area semantics) changed meaning between versions
Airspace/hazard data reflects the same underlying FAA datasets used for LAANC, but AirHub is a third-party value-add layer — actual authorization still ultimately routes through the FAA LAANC backend
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