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Integrating Advanced Air Mobility Aircraft Represents Monumental Challenge
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Integrating Advanced Air Mobility Aircraft Represents Monumental Challenge
As the nation reels from one tragedy, researchers at NASA are working to prevent another as they study a new generation of aircraft—one that could introduce even more complexity in the national airspace system (NAS). Advanced air mobility (AAM) is no longer a Jetsonian dream. Autonomous drones are inspecting infrastructure, flying missions for police and first responders, and delivering food, drinks, and prescriptions in major cities like Dallas…
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