Regulations and Government
U.S. States Collaborate To Implement Advanced Air Mobility
Aviation group’s newly released papers tackle infrastructure, policy, and state roles
NASAO group in Washington
(Photo: NASAO)

The National Association of State Aviation Officials (NASAO) has released the first set of topic papers from its advanced air mobility (AAM) multistate collaborative project. Outlined in the papers, which are hosted on the collaborative project’s website, is how 36 states across the U.S. can support the integration of AAM into the National Airspace System through infrastructure planning, policy alignment, and coordination with the FAA.

Formed in 2023 with an initial summit near Washington Dulles International Airport, the Advanced Air Mobility  Multistate Collaborative (AAMMC) group grew from a handful of participants into a nationally recognized forum. “A small gathering of eight to 10 states in that initial summit has evolved and strengthened,” said Virginia Department of Aviation director Greg Campbell, “representing 36 states participating in the AAMMC, which is now nationally recognized for its constructive collaboration.”