Transportation Secretary Unveils National Strategy for Automated Aircraft

Transportation Secretary Unveils National Strategy for Automated Aircraft

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced on Dec. 17 the nation’s first Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) National Strategy, presenting a comprehensive plan to accelerate aircraft innovation and its incorporation in everyday American life. The strategy defines AAM as involving a wide range of different innovations for aircraft operating below 5,000 feet to move people and products more efficiently. Duffy said this strategy will “revolutionize” air…

US issues first national strategy for advanced air mobility sector

The US DOT has launched the National Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Strategy and related action plan to support the development of advanced air mobility operations.The post US issues first national strategy for advanced air mobility sector appeared first on Airport Technology.

Joby backs U.S. DOT's roadmap for air taxi rollout

Joby Aviation (Joby) has welcomed the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) National Strategy, describing it as a clear and practical framework for bringing electric air taxis into commercial service. The company said it intends to engage immediately with the strategy’s key recommendations as it prepares for early operations in US cities. The AAM National Strategy sets out a coordinated policy roadmap covering wor…

US DOT Unveils Its AAM National Strategy with Initial Flights Planned for 2027, Strong Industry Support from eVTOL OEMs

Senior leaders from Archer, BETA Technologies, Joby Aviation and Wisk have shown their support to the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) National Strategy, which was unveiled yesterday (Wednesday) in Washington D.C. by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. Advanced Air Mobility National Strategy: A Bold Policy Vision for 2026–2036, signals a clear and coordinated commitment to accelerate the development and depl…

US DoT unveils new Advanced Air Mobility National Strategy

United States Secretary of Transportation, Sean Duffy has unveiled the country’s new Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) National Strategy.   The program was announced on December 17, 2025, a date likely not chosen at random since it coincides with the anniversary of the Wright Brothers’ first flight in 1903.  The strategy outlines six key pillars (Airspace, Infrastructure, Security, Community Planning and Engagement, Workforce, and Automation) to devel…