AAM Infrastructure Beginning To Take Shape

July 21, 2022
An expanded version of the Air One compact vertiport design could support both small and larger eVTOL aircraft.
Credit: Urban-Air Port

While startups have been racking up conditional orders for their in-development advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft, news concerning the infrastructure that will been needed to support all these aircraft has been slower coming. But there were signs of progress at the Farnborough Airshow. Agreements...

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