Regional Air Mobility date back to the 1920s, when people in remote rural areas relied on air taxi services to connect them to the world.

Between the ages 10-18 students, especially girls, tend to lose interest in STEM subjects. Naturally, the question arises: why is that?

There is no one solution for the effects of urbanisation on the environment, but rather a series of solutions that must interconnect.

At the root of any technological advancement there is passion. We look at why some key UAM professionals chose this industry as their career

Public acceptance has the power to lead an industry to new achieving new heights or failing it at its very inception...

New towns were settled, new businesses opened, and people sought after the ever-increasing rise in prosperity and a better quality of life.

What infrastructure is needed for Urban Air Mobility (UAM) mass-implementation and who is going to build it?

While all UAM vehicles have different design features, is there a distinct solution that is set to be the winner of the race to market?

COVID-19 has transformed all areas of our lives, but what's ahead for Urban Air Mobility?

We are looking at how did the Urban Air Mobility (UAM) industry start, where it is now and why should we care?