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Community Air Mobility Initiative Expands Membership and Collaborative Efforts
CAMI seeks to engage with a broad cross section of stakeholders to support the development of advanced air mobility.
Wisk Cora
Wisk, which is developing the Cora eVTOL aircraft, is one of seven new members of the Community Air Mobility Initiative. (Photo: Wisk)

The Community Air Mobility Initiative (CAMI) today welcomed seven new member organizations and expanded its Urban Air Policy Collaborative project. The new members include Arup; the Canadian Advanced Air Mobility Consortium; the city of San Jose, California; Helicopter Association International; transportation consultants HMMH; the Los Angeles Department of Transportation; and eVTOL aircraft developer Wisk Aero.

CAMI says its members reflect a broad spectrum of interests and stand committed to supporting the responsible integration of the “third dimension” of travel at the state and local level in the U.S. “By combining perspectives and sharing resources we can co-create a vision of the future of transportation that is sustainable, equitable, and successful,” said CAMI director of industry and strategy Anna Mracek Dietrich. “Our members make this possible.”