The National Advanced Air Mobility Center of Excellence (NAAMCE) will host the fifth annual National Advanced Air Mobility Industry Forum (NAAMIF) on Oct. 15, bringing together aircraft manufacturers, federal regulators, military leaders, investors and infrastructure providers for a working session on what it will take to move advanced air mobility from flight test into production and routine operation.
The stakes are national. The U.S. advanced air mobility market is projected to reach $115 billion annually by 2035 and support more than 280,000 jobs, according to research from the Aerospace Industries Association and Deloitte — but only if certification, manufacturing capacity, airspace integration and workforce come together on the same timeline. NAAMIF is built around that question.
AAM technology continues to evolve, which creates a challenge when you’re looking to scale up to production — certification, supply chain, infrastructure and public acceptance,” said Ted Angel, executive director of NAAMCE. “NAAMIF puts the people who have the responsibility and the talent to solve those problems in the same room for a day, at a facility where this work is already happening in an ecosystem design to move at the speed of industry.
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