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AAM Institute Announces Release of Report, “Elevating Brazilian Mobility: São José dos Campos, the Air Capital of Latin America” 

The Advanced Air Mobil­i­ty (AAM) Insti­tute has announced this week the release of its lat­est Report enti­tled: “Ele­vat­ing Brazil­ian Mobil­i­ty: São José dos Cam­pos, the Air Cap­i­tal of Latin Amer­i­ca,” reports a press release.

Spon­sored by Brazil-based eVTOL car­go com­pa­ny, Moya Aero, the White Paper “explores Brazil’s grow­ing role in advanced air mobil­i­ty, touch­ing on indus­try devel­op­ments, reg­u­la­to­ry progress and infra­struc­ture plans,” states the release.

Researched and authored by Fer­nan­da Sinis­calchi, the AAM Institute’s Liai­son to Brazil and Trea­sur­er of the Board of Liaisons, in col­lab­o­ra­tion with Laris­sa Paganel­li, the Institute’s Reg­u­la­to­ry Affairs Offi­cer to Brazil’s Depar­ta­men­to de Con­t­role de Espaço Aéreo (DECEA), the Report pro­vides an in-depth exam­i­na­tion of the cur­rent state and future poten­tial of Brazil’s AAM land­scape.

Sinis­calchi com­ment­ed, “By shar­ing our insights, we aim to fos­ter inter­na­tion­al col­lab­o­ra­tion, pro­mote knowl­edge-shar­ing and encour­age part­ner­ships between Brazil­ian and glob­al stake­hold­ers. The Report also empha­sis­es the impor­tance of build­ing pub­lic trust and accep­tance, which are essen­tial for advanc­ing AAM sys­tems and infra­struc­ture.” 

Fer­nan­da Sinis­calchi

Paganel­li added, “Brazil’s vast ter­ri­to­ry has attract­ed atten­tion from both domes­tic and glob­al stake­hold­ers, and reg­u­la­tors are pri­ori­tis­ing the legal frame­works nec­es­sary for oper­a­tional readi­ness, par­tic­u­lar­ly in safe­ty and infra­struc­ture. The Insti­tute is com­mit­ted to fos­ter­ing col­lab­o­ra­tion to help soci­ety expe­ri­ence the ben­e­fits of this inno­v­a­tive avi­a­tion tech­nol­o­gy.”

Com­pa­nies like Eve Air Mobil­i­ty, Moya and Ver­ti­cal Con­nect are advanc­ing eVTOL tri­alling with oper­a­tions tar­get­ed by 2030. Mean­while, reg­u­la­to­ry bod­ies such as Brazil’s Agên­cia Nacional de Avi­ação Civ­il (ANAC) and DECEA are devel­op­ing frame­works to ensure safe, effi­cient oper­a­tions. Infra­struc­ture plan­ning is also under­way, with air­ports being assessed for future ver­ti­port use.

Dan Sloat, AAM Insti­tute Founder and Pres­i­dent, remarked, “Brazil’s progress in AAM is a tes­ta­ment to the country’s com­mit­ment to inno­va­tion and sus­tain­able avi­a­tion. As this report out­lines, col­lab­o­ra­tion among reg­u­la­tors, indus­try lead­ers, and inter­na­tion­al part­ners is key to unlock­ing the full poten­tial of AAM in Brazil.”

He con­tin­ued, “We are excit­ed to sup­port this jour­ney and help fos­ter an envi­ron­ment where new tech­nolo­gies can thrive, deliv­er­ing mean­ing­ful ben­e­fits to soci­ety.”

For more infor­ma­tion

https://aaminstitute.org

(Top image: AAM Insti­tute)

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