In this episode, Erin provides an update on the work being done at Northern Plains since the last time we spoke with the team.

She goes into detail about the statewide system in North Dakota and its continued impact, plus other exciting updates which include Project ULTRA and military cargo test UAS flights between Grand Forks Air Force Base and Cavalier Space Force Station.

Erin also talks about the recent Counter-UAS program testing facilitated by the test site, and as we look ahead to 2025, what are the key goals the team at NPUASTS want to achieve over the coming 12 months.

In this episode, we talk to Veronica about Ireland's huge potential for Advanced Air Mobility and the work she is doing with the various organisations.

Dublin was one of the world's first cities to adopt a drone strategy, so Veronica goes into more detail about the background behind the initiative and what the roadmap looks like for the coming years.

We also talk about why Ireland is best placed to be a real leader in this industry, and Veronica also tells us what the rest of the year has in store with her work.

In this episode, Gwen gives us a compelling intro into the GoAERO Prize and how it can help transform society for the better by 'inspiring the formation of emergency response flyers'.

She gives us an update on Stage 1 of the competition and provides an exciting roadmap on what the next months and years has in store in terms of next steps. We talk about why students should enter, the benefits of being part of the competition and the legacy GoAERO Prize can have on the growing Advanced Air Mobility market

In this episode. Amit introduces us to Hunch Mobility's work in India, where the country is regarded as a promising hub for Advanced Air Mobility - especially with several of its cities being among the most congested in the world.

We talk challenges and opportunities, but also what Hunch is doing to help make India a leader in this space. As part of the company's efforts, it is organising the Urban Air Mobility Expo which is in Delhi later this month (January 2025). He talks more about who is involved and what impact the event hopes to have as key stakeholders work together to assemble the final pieces of the Advanced Air Mobility jigsaw.

In this episode, Tomislav and Anton introduces flyvbird, described as the world's first on-demand air mobility provider. The pair share their past experiences and the reasons why they set up the company, as well as going into more detail about what issues they are trying to solve when it comes to air mobility and the potential travel use cases.

We talk about the company's demo app and the demand from users, as well as the key partnerships it has already signed which includes airports, industry and aircraft manufacturers.

In this episode, Basil talks about his first memories in aviation when he was growing up in North Carolina, then leads into the work he did at the states's Department of Transportation before joining the team at AeroX.

We talk about the key projects North Carolina has worked on so far, the impact they can have on the wider industry and then discuss AeroX's exciting projects which aim to revolutionise how the state approaches unmanned aviation to assist sectors such as logistics and healthcare.

NC was also a lead state in the FAA's UAS Integration Pilot Program (IPP) and a lead participant in the BEYOND follow-on initiative, so Basil provides a comprehensive overview of its current progress.

In this episode, Freshta introduces us to LYTE Aviation and how it aims to transform intercity, intracity and regional air travel with its 40-seater SkyBus and cargo version, SkyTruck.

We talk about the reasons why the company chose this seat configuration and the key partnerships it has signed to bring its vision to life. LYTE Aviation plans to operate in multiple regions, so Freshta shares more details about where that might be and also gives an exciting update on SkyBus' roadmap in 2025.

In this episode, Sec. Nash talks to us about this career to-date and his current role within the US state of Oklahoma. It has a legacy of aerospace innovation and success dating back more than a century, so Sec. Nash goes into more detail about this and talks about why aerospace and defence are Oklahoma's second largest industries.

He shares insights into the work that goes on in Oklahoma, where it is home to more than 1,000 aerospace entities, including manufaturing, MRO, UAS, R&D and military. We hear more about the advantages of setting up business here, project highlights and what the state is doing to encourage the next generation of workers wanting to forge a career in aerospace.

In this episode, Dave introduces us to the Amphenol brand, which has a presence at the majority of airshows across the world. He tells us about its work in the Advanced Air Mobility market and how it can impact early stage operations.

Amphenol Aerospace manufactures a variety of high power and high voltage connectors featuring different shell styles and mating styles that can help meet the stringent demands of your high power and high voltage eVTOL applications. Dave talks about the energy requirements needed, and gives us an assessment of the challenges and opportunities.

He shares current projects which Amphenol is working on and also talks about other sectors where the company has a key interest in.

In this episode, Piers shares his experiences as an engineer for more than three decades by giving an assessment of the current aviation market and the changes he has seen in his career so far.

He then introduces us to his company and work it does in the Advanced Air Mobility market, before going into detail about electric actuators and their role in eVTOL aircraft. One of the company's customers is UK firm Vertical Aerospace, so Piers talks to us about the work they have been carrying out for the OEM.

And finally, he shares more details about the other work Olsen Actuators and Drives does in other sectors, and how it all relates back to the Advanced Air Mobility and electric mobility.