In this episode, we talk to Nicolas about the role of the Drone and Vertical Mobility Academy, its background and also cover some of the projects it is working on. We talk about medical logistics, drone training and education and the importance of social acceptance!

In this episode, Chris and Simon talk about the Airspace Modernisation Strategy, which was launched earlier this year and is a lengthy document outlining a vision up to the year 2040.

The pair provided some context as to why the document was created and shared key messages to ensure every stakeholder is on the same journey together.

They also talked about the current landscape of the UK's airspace, what challenges are the most pressing from a CAA perspective and look to the future and why this strategy is going to be important in the years ahead, when the airspace gets more crowded with the presence of electric aircraft.

Debjani Ghosh is a Design & Development Engineer at H2FLY, and Mara Linn Beche is Project Manager.

In this episode, the pair talk about the company's continued progress, including its plans to build a hydrogen aviation centre at Stuttgart Airport and the ongoing development of its HY4 aircraft.

The pair shares their thoughts on key trends when it comes to decarbonising the aviation industry, and we continue the conversation about diversity and what the industry can be doing to enable greater representation.

In this episode, Danielle talks about her career background and the reasons for setting up HYSKY, while painting a fascinating picture on the current state of hydrogen aviation and any particular trends she is seeing.

We also cover HYSKY's upcoming FLYING HY virtual event, which is from 21st to 23rd June of this year, and Danielle gives a passionate overview on diversity and what companies can be doing to ensure greater representation within the industry.

In this episode, Brendan gives us a background about Odawara Automation and what value it can bring to the AAM market. He talks about the similarities and differences between the automotive industry, wound prototypes and the challenge with manufacturing in vast quantities, as well as key learnings he took away from the Vertical Flight Society's Electric VTOL Symposium, which he attended earlier this year.

In this episode, Tim and Richard talk about their respective roles within the US state of Ohio and how they are helping the region embrace the growing Advanced Air Mobility market.

The pair discuss how the region's first steps in the industry and its exciting projects, as well as future developments. We also talk about the importance of Springfield-Berkeley Airport and the impact of Ohio being the first US state to publish a AAM framework.

In this episode, Fethi talks about the role VPorts plays in Canada and across the world when it comes to deploying landing infrastructure for eVTOL aircraft.

He goes into more detail about the importance of its plans to create the world's first AAM integrator centre in Dubai and an international corridor between Syracuse, New York, and Quebec, Canada.

We also talk about funding for infrastructure and the numerous studies that have been published which try to determine price points for commercial operations.

Chris is currently working towards dual Bachelor’s degrees in both Aviation Engineering and Computer Science & Engineering at Ohio State University. He leads a team of students in planning and curating this year's Ohio Air Mobility Symposium, which will be held later this month.

We go into more detail about the event but also get Chris' insights on the Advanced Air Mobility market. He also talks about his work experience at Whisper Aero and what he thinks the future holds - especially as he is part of the future workforce.

In this episode, Julia talks about the various terminologies involved within the Advanced Air Mobility sector and how the different technologies are 'grouped' for regulatory purposes.

Julia also talks about the key differences between the regulatory structure of EASA and the FAA, and in other parts of the world with regions that may not have a lot of existing air travel.

We discuss rules for the U-Space and considerations an investor should look at when considering to invest in this market.

In this episode, Grant gives us a detailed background behind the company and the technology behind its modular, budget-friendly and accessible vertiports for eVTOL aircraft.

He shares more about its roadmap and when it might be able to see ones of these operational, the key trends he's seeing when it comes to infrastructure and also provides an overview on the Vertical Flight Society's recent VTOL Electric Symposium.

We also hear for the first time, more details about production for Volatus' charging stations which was only announced a few weeks ago.