AAM did not quite penetrate this year’s CES, but there were some shining bright spots, including a stellar AAM Panel “Where Air Taxis Should Land” that featured reps from Joby, Overair and Supernal. Read my summary of what these companies are doing in their local communities and writ large, to make sure air taxis not only have a place to land, but a place to soar!
Topics: eVTOL, Supernal, Overair, Joby, CES, advanced air mobility, AAM, urban air mobility, UAM, community acceptance
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