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The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) welcomes a comprehensive strategic plan unveiled today by Department of Transportation (DOT) Secretary Sean Duffy to accelerate U.S. advanced air mobility (AAM) technologies.<\/p>\n

AAM aircraft \u2013 powered by electric, hybrid and hydrogen propulsion, and sometimes referred to as \u201cair taxis\u201d \u2013 represent a revolutionary change in air travel, offering the efficient, safe, sustainable transportation of people and goods for a wide variety of mission types.<\/p>\n

The DOT\u2019s Advanced Air Mobility National Strategy – introduced on the 122nd anniversary of the Wright brothers\u2019 pioneering first flight \u2013 will allow the U.S. to accelerate the development and deployment of AAM technologies and integrate the new aircraft into the nation\u2019s airspace. It aims to ensure the U.S. remains the global leader in AAM specifically, and in aviation more broadly.<\/p>\n

The plan envisions initial AAM flights in 2027, and new operations in rural and urban areas by 2030. It also points to the many applications for AAM technology: inter-community and regional passenger flights connecting small towns to large cities, and enhancing cargo, military and emergency missions.<\/p>\n

The Advanced Air Mobility National Strategy: A Bold Policy Vision for 2025\u20132035<\/a><\/span>
\nWith advanced air mobility technologies rapidly maturing, NBAA\u2019s Emerging Technologies Committee and the\u00a0NBAA AAM Roundtable<\/span><\/a>\u00a0<\/span>have continually encouraged policymakers to develop pathways to ensure AAM aircraft can make a safe, smooth transition into aviation systems.<\/p>\n

\u201cOn behalf of NBAA and the association\u2019s Advanced Air Mobility Roundtable, I want to thank Congress for directing this plan, and the DOT for delivering a national strategy, coordinated across 25 federal agencies, which blazes a path forward for the safe integration of AAM into the national airspace system,\u201d said Matt Byrd, vice chair of NBAA\u2019s Board of Directors and president & CEO of Hillwood Aviation. Byrd delivered his comments during an event held at the DOT to unveil the agency\u2019s AAM national strategy.<\/p>\n

\u201cThese aircraft will bring enormous benefits to the U.S. \u2013 more manufacturing, more exports and jobs, greater mobility and an improved ability to access remote locations,\u201d Byrd continued. \u201cWe commend the administration for its commitment to AAM, and we look forward to working with government and industry leaders to make this strategic vision a reality.\u201d<\/p>\n

Over the past year, the industry has marked a series of important milestones supporting the development and use of AAM in the U.S. For example:<\/p>\n