By Chris Stonor Last week the U.S. House committee on Transportation and Infrastructure unanimously approved the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Coordination and Leadership Act (H.R
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The news from the world of urban air mobility
By Chris Stonor Last week the U.S. House committee on Transportation and Infrastructure unanimously approved the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Coordination and Leadership Act (H.R
Read moreBy Chris Stonor EASA continues to encourage consultation with the on-going development of VTOL Aircraft by inviting authorities, industry and stakeholders to take part again,
Read moreThe US National Aeronautical and Space Administration (NASA) has awarded Crown Consulting a small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract to develop a platform for informing
Read moreDefining the future governance criteria for urban air mobility eco-systems will depend on the individual service delivery model in each area, the will of the
Read moreDrone delivery company Wing has reported on the findings of a Virgina Tech poll of inhabitants who have experienced drone services in their area. According
Read moreOver the past two years, the Sky Limits joint research project run by Technische Universität Berlin and Wissenschaft im Dialog has addressed the opportunities, challenges
Read moreAccording to California-based urban air mobility (UAM) company Wisk 99% of respondents to a recent study on consumer views of UAM found the use of
Read moreWhile it is clear there are no shortage of obstacles to the successful introduction of drone and passenger-carrying urban air mobility services (UAM) in cities
Read moreBy Chris Stonor The UK’s Connected Places Catapult (CPC) is delivering the Department for Transport’s (DfT) Drone-Technology Research and Innovation Grants ( D-TRIG ) Programme. Who are
Read moreBy Chris Stonor The South West of England has been awarded a Government grant to investigate the feasibility of using electric air taxis across the
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