The Human and AAM

AAM use cases are predicated on the utilization of innovative types of aircraft, operating far differently from conventional aircraft, leading to a fundamental transformation of the entire aviation system, from being human-centric to machine-centric, from centralized to decentr...

History is marked by technological developments that were disruptive to the socio-economic balances of their time. There are times such that the socio-economic frameworks then in place lean towards gently adopting and adapting to the change. There are other times the change can be revolutionary, ...

Industry Sky talks by UAM Team Korea

AAM Security

While AAM is expected to bring about new opportunities, implementing AAM on a largescale is not without challenges. AAM capabilities may be exploited for nefarious purposes, giving way to new aviation security threats. Thus, there are many facets to consider when developing AAM secu...

Aircraft supporting AAM operations will leverage a novel ecosystem which is fully digital, and their use of automation and autonomy is expected to differ significantly from conventional aircraft. Session panelists will discuss how the integration of greater levels of autonomy and automation will ...

AAM and Humanitarian Operations

In support to humanitarian operations, AAM provides new logistical solutions. Deliveries by UAS and logistic hubs offer potential to be explored. While some of these developments are taking place, wider implementation, and the facilitation of a quick response to e...

AAM Powered by Innovation

As AAM systems and services take shape across the world, stakeholders take-up important challenges in designing and prototyping innovative vehicles, and deploying widescale, safe and sustainable operations. It requires key innovative enablers to build, operate and maint...

Airworthiness Considerations for AAM

AAM is commonly associated with passenger and cargo transportation services, but the reality is that it will support a much wider range of aircraft operations in different operational environments, with varying levels of safety risk. This panel explores the s...

AAM 2024 – Day 3: Industry Sky talks by CAAS

AAM 2024 – Day 4: Daily Kick-off

Mr. Bryce Jones, Chief Executive Officer, Flash Forest.

Airspace Design, Operating Rules, and Service Providers

A discussion of the complex interrelationships and interdependencies amongst these aviation building blocks and how each might evolve to optimize safety and efficiency for all current and future airspace users.

The potential trade-offs bet...

It's 11:00 O’clock, Do You Know Where Your Aircraft Are?

It is anticipated that the numbers of aircraft conducting operations in the AAM ecosystem will rapidly grow and become ubiquitous in many locations. These operations will be conducted using high levels of automation, and navigational accur...

Traffic Management, ATM, UTM, eTM, xTM

In the future, airspace will likely be used by various types of aircraft, including in currently underutilized airspaces, at low and high altitudes. The diversity of contemplated use cases, including Advanced Air Mobility operations, remotely piloted aircra...

Global Needs – Leveraging AAM for Positive Human Outcomes

The AAM 2024 Symposium began by highlighting three inspiring AAM missions with deeply human impacts.

Throughout the Symposium, additional sessions highlighted the significant potential of AAM to
revolutionize the aviation industry and co...