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Australia’s Griffith University Joins Greenbird’s Advanced Air Mobility Collaboration Platform
Led by airport and aviation industry advistors Avistra, Greedbird aims to drive investment and real-world development of advanced air mobility in Australia.
Nautilus Aviation plans to operate Eve's eVTOL aircraft.
Australian operator Nautilus Aviation plans to use Eve's four-passenger eVTOL aircraft for tourist flights to see the Great Barrier Reef from the air. (Image: Eve Urban Air Mobility)

Advanced air mobility (AAM) industry collaboration platform Greenbird this week added Australia’s Griffith University as a founding “ecosystem partner.”  The university joins the platform alongside recently announced industry experts—Skyports, Nautilus Aviation, Aviator Group, and Aviation Projects. Greenbird announced the addition UK-based air taxi infrastructure provider Skyports on March 3.

Led by airport and aviation industry advisors Avistra, Queensland-based Greenbird brings together international expertise and knowledge and local supply chain partners to assist industry, research institutions, and government to drive investment, industry “operationalization,” and local capability. Other recent additions to the consortium include tourism flight operator Nautilus Aviation, Aviator Group, and Aviation Projects.