We will explore strategies to democratize access and ensure equitable and safe utilization of the airspace for the benefit of all. Panelists will explore…
- Understanding the Current Airspace Management Ecosystem and its Challenges
- Exploring Collaborative Airspace Management (CAM) Frameworks
- Facilitating Dialogue and Information Exchange Between Regulators and Municipalities
- Integrating Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Safely and Efficiently
- Developing Common Data Standards and Platforms for Airspace Awareness
- Community Engagement and Public Acceptance Strategies
- Insights into Successful Airspace Collaboration
- Future Directions in Airspace Management and the Role of Technology
By promoting open communication, shared understanding, and joint problem-solving, we can work towards a future where the airspace is utilized safely, equitably, and for the benefit of all stakeholders.
State/AAM Frameworks and Future Planning Governance
The National Airspace System (NAS) stands on the cusp of a transformative shift. This panel discussion will delve into the possible frameworks of AAM and its anticipated impact on flight operations globally, regionally, and locally. With a focus on the intersection of technology, policy and infrastructure, the panel aims to provide a panoramic, yet nuanced view of the complexities involved in integrating AAM into the current NAS.
This discussion will feature key stakeholders, including representatives from GrandSky, State Aviation Directors, Federal Policy Advisors, Industry partners, and more. Their insights will shed light on the pragmatic infrastructure requirements for AAM and the role of regional, state, and local level investment, as well as what it means to address the critical services and technologies necessary for AAM’s most pressing issue: sustainable and equitable funding models that make AAM economically accessible.
Speakers:
Trevor Woods, Ex. Director, NPUASTS
Nick Flom, Specialist Leader, Deloitte Consulting
Ken Stewart, President & CEO, NUAIR
