In this episode, Satadru talks about his previous work with NASA and the various technical research papers he conducted.

We then go into more detail about his company, which is building an AI simulation and optimisation platform, and what value it can bring to the industries as cities begin to plan for future transportation systems.

We talk about simulation challenges and also hear from Satadru about Alcifo's current projects - in particular its white paper on regional air mobility in Florida, USA.

In this episode, Satadru talks about his previous work with NASA and the various technical research papers he conducted. We then go into more detail about his company, which is building an AI simulation and optimisation platform, and what value it can bring to the industries as cities begin to plan for future transportation systems. We talk about simulation challenges and also hear from Satadru about Alcifo's current projects - in particular its white paper on regional air mobility in Florida, USA.

In this episode, we discover more about Etc.'s journey, especially as it was only launched in May 2022.

Dave talks to us about the projects Etc. has been working on in the UK and beyond, and shares more details about BT's Future Flight Programme, where he led Phase 2 and part of Phase 3.

We also talk about this role as one of the founding members of the Future Aviation Industry Working Group and Etc.'s work with Altitude Angel to scale up the UK's drone industry.

In this episode, Aziz talks about the importance of machine learning and simulation in the Advanced Air Mobility industry, and how they can be used to deliver the lightweight, low carbon designs eVTOL aircraft need. We go into detail about virtual reality training programmes and their benefits when quickly upskilling new engineers, and the role additive manufacturing can play in the design and build phase.

In this episode, Bernard talks to us about the role Ansys plays in the Advanced Air Mobility market before focusing on simulation and how it can help manufacturers address key challenges when producing eVTOL aircraft as it relates to autonomy.

We also talk about how it can understand the complex air flow and the way it moves over aircraft surfaces and why more companies should use digital engineering to achieve transformative breakthroughs in autonomy and propulsion, in order to keep up with an ever-changing regulatory environment.

John is no stranger to sharing his insights on the aviation industry, having been a regular contributor to media outlets including the BBC, NY Times, Reuters, Bloomberg and the WSJ.

In this episode, he talks to us about the work OAG does in the market and shares his thoughts on two interesting use cases for eVTOL aircraft. John talks about the other use cases that could benefit electric aviation, as well as some of the key projects he and the team at OAG have been working on this year.

And finally, he gives his view on the role airports can play in providing the much needed infrastructure for the emerging AAM market.

In this episode, Andrea shares an exciting company milestone about its next gen, eight hanger, vertically stacked vertiport. She also provides an update on Urban-Air Port's current roadmap and discusses the challenges and opportunities when integrating landing infrastructure within our cities. Andrea talks about Urban-Air Port's strong relationship with Coventry City Council, and its key partnerships signed at this year's Paris Air Show.

In this episode, Leo introduces us to the work Echodyne does and how the company fits into the eVTOL aircraft and Advanced Air Mobility market.

He paints a detailed picture of the current industry landscape, as well as sharing more information on Echodyne's UAV radar solutions, plus its key partnerships with the likes of Supernal and the OneSky Future of Flight Program.

Finally, Leo elaborates on two distinct needs that will emerge once AAM begins to scale up.

In this episode, José talks more about the company's vision for the market and how it is working with Eve Air Mobility to construct the landing infrastructure needed ahead of commercialisation.

We go into detail about these various projects and Bluenest's award-winning designs, as well as discuss the importance of the key relationship between a vertiport developer and eVTOL OEM.

In this episode, Yemaya talks broadly about the future of Advanced Air Mobility on a societal level, as well as the intricate details of the avionics, hardware and software that will make it all possible. She explains Daedalean's 'why' in terms of the impact it can have on building and maintaining human connection in a rapidly decentralising world and goes into more detail about autonomy of eVTOL aircraft.