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Advanced Air Mobility to Have Higher Profile At NBAA's Business Aviation Trade Show
Several eVTOL aircraft developers will exhibit at the NBAA's Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition in Las Vegas from October 12-14.
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The National Business Aviation Association's annual BACE trade show is typically dominated by private jets, but increasingly eVTOL aircraft and other aspects of advanced air mobility are having a higher profile at the annual event. (Photo: NBAA)

The emergence of advanced air mobility (AAM), and its potential convergence with mainstream business aviation, will take a center stage at NBAA's Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition next month in Las Vegas. More eVTOL aircraft developers are exhibiting than at previous shows, along with multiple other aviation manufacturers and technology specialists who are contributing to AAM programs worldwide.

Among the companies showing off their capabilities at the October 12-14 event will be the following: Bell, Honeywell, Rolls-Royce, Jaunt Air Mobility, Kitty Hawk, Samad Aerospace, the Northern Plains UAS Test Site, Overair, and XTI Aircraft.