Where did the idea come from? Tell me a little bit about your co-founder and just what did the kind of initial phases look like of like, hey, we're going to spin this thing up and we have this problem that we're going to solve.

Airspace is a funny story.

I was at a point in my life where I was spending most of my time doing government contracting and I would build things that I was really motivated to build and then it would just get buried.

Every administration changed priorities and it would just all go to nothing.

And that was a pretty depressing way to spend your, my time on this planet.

So I thought I was pretty good at this and I was looking for something that was really, really hard, like the most challenging thing, the best way to measure my skills, so to speak.

But I also wanted it to matter to the world.

Mm-hmm.