The two-year, $25 million AAM grant program was approved by Congress as part of a recently passed omnibus spending bill.
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Federal lawmakers have authorized the FAA to approve $25 million in grants over two years to support infrastructure readiness for advanced air mobility (AAM), as pressure builds to prepare for the expected launch of commercial electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) services in 2025. The...
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