eVTOL stakeholders discuss 2027 target launch of AAM in Australia

Australian advanced air mobility (AAM) stakeholders expect to see the first commercial services in the country in 2027 — but there’s still a lot that needs to be done to make this possible, delegates heard at this week’s AAM Summit.

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