Realising Australia’s mobility future
The Advanced Air Mobility CRC (AAM CRC) will lead research, development, education and training in emerging aviation technologies and their deployment in Australia.
By bringing together researchers, aerospace manufacturers, government regulators, aviation operators and end-users, the AAM CRC will drive the development of safer, more cost efficient and sustainable air vehicles, operating systems and ground infrastructure. Realising Advanced Air Mobility will position Australia as a global leader by enhancing our transportation, manufacturing, logistics, emergency services and infrastructure industries.
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We are the largest collective of companies to ever partner for a CRC.
Over $101M of cash contributions. Over $160M of in-kind contributions.
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Focusing on Key Priorities
The AAM CRC will target priorities including sustainability, community access, diversity, digitalisation, and testing. Together, we'll lead the global AAM sector.
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Addressing Complexities in AAM
The path to Advanced Air Mobility is marked by intricate challenges, the AAM CRC will leverage Australia's aerospace legacy to provide innovative solutions.
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A Collaborative Approach
The CRC will act as a hub, fostering cooperation across industry, government, and research organisations. Together, we aim to redefine air mobility.
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Seizing the Economic Opportunity
Insights from Deloitte, McKinsey & Company, and other analysts highlight the potential for AAM to contribute billions to Australia's economy, creating jobs and opportunities.
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Government Backing
The Australian Commonwealth Government is committed to AAM's transformative potential, as seen in the Aviation Green Paper and the forthcoming Aviation White Paper.
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Growing Infrastructure and Investment
The AAM CRC will pave the way for vital infrastructure, cutting-edge manufacturing, and forward-thinking partnerships. This will draw domestic and international investment.