Launch of the world's first international organization for advanced air traffic standardization, the Advanced Air Traffic International Alliance.

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Launch of the world's first international organization for advanced air traffic standardization, the Advanced Air Traffic International Alliance




Launch of the world's first international organization for advanced air traffic standardization, the Advanced Air Traffic International Alliance

 

The Ministry of Science and ICT hosted the launch ceremony of the Global Association for Advanced Air Mobility (G3AM), the world's first international factual standardization organization for Advanced Air Mobility (AAM), on May 14 in Seoul.


Advanced air traffic refers to aviation transportation that encompasses urban air traffic focused on short distances and regional air traffic focused on medium to long distances. It is a technology that is garnering attention as a future mode of transportation, particularly for expanding transportation rights and addressing environmental issues associated with existing modes of transportation.

 

G3AM, launching today, is an international organization established by Korean experts to create, maintain, and manage new standards in areas such as information sharing, traffic management, and essential navigation performance. It aims to promote factual standardization to ensure systems are interoperable and compatible across different technologies and regions.

 

At the commemorative conference for the launch, attendees can learn about successful demonstration cases of Korean Urban Air Mobility (K-UAM), the latest developments in next-generation electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft and Advanced Aerial Vehicles (AAV), trends in Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) project execution, and the current state of development for vertiport infrastructure.




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