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The Advanced Air Mobility Institute (AAM Institute) is an international nonprofit research center dedicated “to educate and advocate for the broadest public benefit through the aviation ecosystem globally.” Ultimately, the AAM Institute is committed to protecting people, their rights, and the systems we rely on. We seek to accelerate access to these new technologies in an ethical and responsible way. For emerging aviation technology, we are increasing public awareness, achieving public acceptance, and earning public Trust. Officially registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Shawnee, Oklahoma, the Institute is committed to public education, advocacy, and fostering innovation within modern aviation. It serves as a hub for collaboration among industry leaders, policymakers, researchers, and community stakeholders, addressing both the opportunities and challenges of integrating advanced air mobility into global transportation systems.
History
[edit]Founded in 2023, the AAM Institute was established to provide centralized support for the ethical and sustainable development of advanced air mobility technologies. Since its inception, the Institute has reached several key milestones:
- Global Advanced Air Mobility Forum (GAAMF): The Institute launched its flagship biannual event, which brings together international stakeholders to discuss the latest advancements, challenges, and regulatory issues in the AAM sector.
- Board of Liaisons: A network of representatives from regions including The Americas, Europe, Middle East & Africa, and Asia Pacific has been formed to ensure localized advocacy and global cohesion. A global coverage map of the Board of Liaisons (as of November 2024) underscores this international representation.
- Publications: The Institute has published several key reports, such as the Veterans Special Report, which highlights veterans’ contributions to the AAM ecosystem.
- Expanded Initiatives: Over time, the Institute’s initiatives have grown to include public education campaigns, policy advocacy, and workforce development aimed at fostering the broader adoption of AAM technologies.
Mission and Vision
[edit]Mission
[edit]The mission of the AAM Institute is to “to educate and advocate for the broadest public benefit through the aviation ecosystem globally.” Ultimately, the AAM Institute is committed to protecting people, their rights, and the systems we rely on. We seek to accelerate access to these new technologies in an ethical and responsible way.
Vision
[edit]“For emerging aviation technology, we are increasing public awareness, achieving public acceptance, and earning public Trust.”
Guiding principles
[edit]Safety: Prioritizing technologies that save lives and enhance public safety.
[edit]Dignity: Ensuring accessibility and equity in the distribution of AAM benefits.
[edit]Resilience: Promoting adaptable and sustainable solutions for future challenges.
[edit]Programs and Initiatives
[edit]The AAM Institute leads several programs designed to advance the AAM ecosystem:
Global Advanced Air Mobility Forum (GAAMF): A flagship event that facilitates collaboration among industry leaders, policymakers, and researchers on issues such as sustainability, regulatory frameworks, and technological innovation.
Veterans Special Report: A comprehensive publication that honors veterans’ contributions to the AAM industry and advocates for their increased participation in the field.
Student Showcase: An annual event that highlights innovative projects by students in AAM-related disciplines, nurturing the next generation of aviation leaders.
Think Tank and Working Groups: Specialized teams address challenges in areas including sustainability, safety, and regulatory compliance.
Public Awareness Campaigns: Initiatives aimed at educating communities and stakeholders on the benefits and potential of advanced air mobility technologies.
Partnerships and Collaborations
[edit]The Institute collaborates with a range of industry leaders, academic institutions, and governmental bodies to drive innovation in advanced air mobility. Key partnerships include:
- International Organizations: Engagements with global bodies to align AAM initiatives with worldwide standards and regulatory frameworks.
- Local Governments and OEMs: Collaborations to pilot new technologies and infrastructure projects that support AAM integration.
- Sustainability Groups: Strategic alliances with organizations focused on sustainable development, ensuring that AAM initiatives contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Impact
[edit]The AAM Institute has significantly contributed to the advancement of the AAM sector by:
- Influencing Policy: Playing an active role in shaping policy discussions and regulatory frameworks for the ethical integration of AAM technologies.
- Building Public Trust: Engaging in transparent advocacy and community outreach to increase public awareness and confidence in advanced air mobility.
- Mobilizing Volunteers: Establishing a global network of over 250 volunteers—including researchers, industry professionals, and community advocates—committed to promoting sustainable and inclusive air mobility solutions.
- Publishing Influential Reports: Producing reports and hosting international forums that have helped steer the development of AAM technologies.
References
[edit]- Advanced Air Mobility Institute. (2024). Volunteer Handbook. Retrieved from www.aaminstitute.org
- Advanced Air Mobility Institute. (2024). Board of Liaisons Handbook. Retrieved from www.aaminstitute.org
- Advanced Air Mobility Institute. (2024). Global Advanced Air Mobility Forum Report. Retrieved from www.aaminstitute.org
- U.S. Internal Revenue Service. (2023). 501(c)(3) Registration Details for Advanced Air Mobility Institute. Retrieved from IRS.gov
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