Cities Begin Setting Protocols For Advanced Air Mobility

Carole Rickard Hedden November 01, 2021
Though the City of Orlando, Florida, has yet to review plans from Ferrovial for the Lilium vertiport, this rendering reflects the intent of the Tavistock Development’s approved master plan.
Credit: Ferrovial
As firm orders for advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft begin to grow—to more than 200 this week as indicated in our October orders count—metropolitan areas around the globe are setting up frameworks to help establish and grow AAM capabilities. The efforts follow a similar path: establish a right...
Carole Rickard Hedden

Carole Rickard Hedden was Executive Editor for custom content and Program Excellence for the Aviation Week Network, providing custom content and research to industry executives.

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