“AAM Institute Announces Successful Conclusion of Two Day GAAMF Event”

The Advanced Air Mobil­i­ty (AAM) Insti­tute announced this week that its two day Glob­al Advanced Air Mobil­i­ty Forum (GAAMF), held on July 29th and 30th, was a great suc­cess, reports a press release.

It attract­ed over 350 reg­is­tered par­tic­i­pants, fea­tured over 50 speak­ers, and saw rep­re­sen­ta­tion from 45 coun­tries. This proved to be one of the largest vir­tu­al AAM Con­fer­ences to date.

Amin Vada­far, Insti­tute Exec­u­tive Assis­tant, com­ment­ed, “The insights shared and the col­lab­o­ra­tion forged here will undoubt­ed­ly accel­er­ate the inte­gra­tion of inno­v­a­tive AAM solu­tions into our cities, enhanc­ing con­nec­tiv­i­ty, sus­tain­abil­i­ty and eco­nom­ic growth.”

He con­tin­ued, “Guid­ed by our vision to edu­cate and advo­cate for the broad­est pub­lic ben­e­fit through the avi­a­tion ecosys­tem glob­al­ly, our com­mit­ment to advanc­ing this dynam­ic sec­tor remains unwa­ver­ing.”

GAAMF is held twice a year, each win­ter and sum­mer, serv­ing as a vital plat­form for indus­try lead­ers, inno­va­tors and enthu­si­asts to dis­cuss and share advance­ments from every facet of the glob­al AAM ecosys­tem.

Fol­low­ing each forum ses­sion, a Sum­ma­ry Report is com­piled, fea­tur­ing a com­pre­hen­sive sum­ma­ry from all rep­re­sent­ed coun­tries and key find­ings from their pre­sen­ta­tions. These reports serve as a cru­cial oppor­tu­ni­ty for shar­ing best prac­tices through­out the AAM indus­try.

Dan Sloat

Insti­tute Founder and Pres­i­dent, Dan Sloat, remarked, “The event has been a tremen­dous suc­cess and we are thrilled with the lev­el of engage­ment and col­lab­o­ra­tion among par­tic­i­pants. The future of air mobil­i­ty is bright and we are proud to be at the fore­front of dri­ving inno­va­tion and progress in this excit­ing indus­try.”

Mean­while, the Insti­tute pub­lish­es spe­cial reports through­out the year. In April, First Respon­ders who use Unmanned Aer­i­al Sys­tems dur­ing pub­lic safe­ty work were high­light­ed, while this Novem­ber, mil­i­tary vet­er­ans are to be recog­nised who are dri­ving inno­va­tion in AAM tech­nolo­gies.

The AAM Insti­tute is a non­prof­it research cen­tre that, ulti­mate­ly, is com­mit­ted to pro­tect­ing peo­ple, their rights and the sys­tems relied upon, as well as to accel­er­ate access to such tech­nolo­gies in an eth­i­cal and respon­si­ble man­ner. 

For more infor­ma­tion

www.aaminstitute.org

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