Step into the Future of Air Mobility

Get ready for an Asia-focused world event at the Advanced Air Mobility Asia Symposium (AAM Asia), coming 16-18 September 2025 to Aichi Sky Expo in Aichi Prefecture, Japan!

 

The event will address the evolving landscape of Advanced Air Mobility in Asia, including key public demonstrations in Korea and Japan. We will delve into the entire AAM ecosystem across use cases, infrastructure, ATM/UTM, MRO, regulators and more. AAM Asia will gather global stakeholders to discuss the unique challenges and opportunities across Asia’s rapidly growing aerospace market.

 

Contribute to the transformation of the world’s largest aerospace sector.

Goals and Objectives

Through programming and Exhibits, AAM Asia will focus on finding solutions that:
  • Maximize safety, as we transition and integrate
  • Support all airspace users having equitable and productive access to, and support within the airspace
  • Detail the tools, technologies, human capital, and regulatory needs to transition and advance
  • Support understanding and collaboration between traditional aviation industry/regulators, military, and new entrants/non-industry sectors
  • Promote societal benefits, acceptance, and adoption of new services and systems
As we find solutions and solve problems, AAM Asia will highlight:
  • Successes and advancements being made
  • Best practices
  • Listing of priority issues needing to be addressed for future focus
  • Showcase of products and services supporting airspace integration
  • Leaders and Influencers in the integration process
  • Exchange of knowledge and connections

Advisory Board

Our expert Advisory Board is made up of leading international, regional, and local key opinion leaders. We are committed to including representatives from diverse sectors and nationalities, ensuring a comprehensive range of perspectives is reflected.

Billy Thalheimer USA
Co-founder & CEO
Carlo Tursi Italy
CEO
Clem Newton-Brown Australia
CEO
Don Berchoff USA
CEO
Duncan Walker UK
CEO
Jacob Rutledge USA
Program Manager

UPS Flight Forward

Mandy Nelson USA
Director, Strategic Relationships AAM
Takumi Mori Japan
Business Development Director | Northeast Asia
Parimal Kopardekar USA
Director of NASA Aeronautics Research Institute (NARI)
Javier Vicedo Germany
Senior International Cooperation Officer
Sara Aihara Japan
Aviation Sec., Aviation, Space & Def. Dept
Michael Cervenka UK
Chief Commercial & Technology Officer
Marc Allen USA
CEO
Manabu Iwamoto Japan
Vice President

DBJ

Minyoung Ahn South Korea
COO
Patrick Buckles USA
Commercial Sales Leader
Sergio Cecutta USA
Partner
Tomohiro Fukuzawa Japan
CEO
Oliver Reinhardt Germany
Chief Risk & Certification Officer
Yukihiro Ota Japan
CEO
Patricia Nagata Hamza Japan
VP Business Intelligence

Preliminary Agenda

Stage 1Stage 2
12:00 - 13:00AAM MARKET IN ASIA: an overview
13:00 - 14:00AAM USE CASES FOR ASIA: what will they be, when they will come online and how they will grow in the next decade
14:00 - 15:00REGULATORS AND AAM: a talk with the major Asian regulators, EASA and the FAA
15:00 - 15:30Break
15:30 - 16:30GOVERNMENT SUPPORT THROUGHOUT THE REGION: how it can help turn AAM into realityOPERATIONALIZING UTM AND SUCCESSFULLY INTEGRATING AAM INTO THE AIRSPACE: prototyping, rollout, scaling
16:30 - 17:30FOCUS ON JAPAN GOVERNMENT SUPPORT TO AAM: a roundtable with prefectures implementing AAM
17:30 - 17:45Closing Remarks
Stage 1Stage 2
08:15 - 08:30Intro Remarks
08:30 - 09:30OEMs PREPARING FOR THE ASIAN MARKET: a discussion on progress, opportunities and
timelines
09:30 - 10:30HOW ARE THE OPERATORS IN ASIA PREPARING FOR AAM SERVICES: their plans, their progress and their business cases for a successful introduction and growthBVLOS OPERATIONS: initial operations, use cases, evolution, and integration
10:30 - 11:00Break
11:00 - 12:00OSAKA EXPO AAM DEMOS AND AAM IN JAPAN: progress, challenges and lessons learnedREQUIRED DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE FOR AAM: from ATM and UTM to spectrum and communications
12:00 - 13:00Lunch
13:00 - 14:00K-UAM CHALLENGE: progress, challenges and lessons learnedTHE IMPORTANCE OF WEATHER FOR AAM OPERATIONS: challenges, deployment, integration with ATM/UTM
14:00 - 15:00INDIA AAM INTRODUCTION AND GROWTH: progress, challenges and lessons learnedINDONESIA AND AAM: progress, challenges and lessons learned
15:00 - 15:30Break
15:30 - 16:30SUPPLY CHAIN: how are the Asian suppliers supporting the AAM industry and what are they investing inAUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND AAM INTRODUCTION AND GROWTH: progress, challenges and lessons learned
16:30 - 17:30FLY AND MAINTAIN: how is the Asian MRO sector preparing to accommodate the needs of the AAM aircraft coming in the next decade
17:30 - 17:45Closing Remarks
Stage 1Stage 2
08:15 - 08:30Intro Remarks
08:30 - 09:30VERTIPORTS INTEGRATION: the challenges, opportunities and progress in the integration in cities, airports and other infrastructure
09:30 - 10:30THE ROLE OF CITIES AND REGIONS IN AAM: how do the needs vary across the region and what are the common themesIS AAM INTERESTING FOR MILITARY USE CASES? explore what military use cases could be served by AAM vehicles and how the Japanses Military thinks about using AAM vehicles in the Pacific theater
10:30 - 11:00Break
11:00 - 12:00HYBRIDIZATION: how hybrid powertrains can expand aircraft capability allowing operators and OEMs to serve the Asian marketHYDROGEN IN ASIA: how is the region preparing to use and deploy hydrogen in aviation
12:00 - 13:00FUTURE VISION: how will the Asian Airspace look like in 2050?
13:00 - 13:45Closing Remarks

PANEL

INDIVIDUAL

REMARKS

Who Attends?

AAM Asia brings together a diverse range of professionals from across the Advanced Air Mobility ecosystem, including:
  • Aviation and Aerospace Professionals: Air traffic controllers, airport operators, flight operations managers, and navigation service providers.
  • Government and Regulatory Authorities: Policymakers, regulators, and government officials involved in airspace management and aviation policy.
  • Technology Innovators and Engineers: Experts in AI, UTM, cybersecurity, and infrastructure development for AAM and UAM.
  • Military and Civil Aviation Representatives: Those working on the integration of civil and military airspace.
  • Business and Strategy Leaders: C-level executives, business developers, planners, and strategists in aviation and aerospace.
  • Academic and Research Communities: Researchers, educators, and industry consultants focused on advanced air mobility.
  • Operators and Service Providers: AAM and UAM operators, MRO providers, and those in the broader aviation supply chain.

Venue

Aichi Sky Expo in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

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