EEAMEP

EEAMEP stands for the Extended European Air Mobility Experimentation Programme. It is a European initiative focused on advancing air mobility capabilities through collaborative research and experimentation. The program aims to explore and develop innovative concepts and technologies for future air transport systems, particularly in the context of urban air mobility (UAM) and regional air connectivity.

The core objectives of EEAMEP include fostering interoperability between different air mobility platforms and ground infrastructure, developing new operational concepts for air traffic management (ATM) in increasingly complex airspace, and assessing the feasibility and safety of novel air vehicles. This involves a multidisciplinary approach, bringing together industry partners, research institutions, and regulatory bodies.

EEAMEP typically involves a series of phases, often culminating in large-scale demonstration events. These demonstrations allow for the testing of integrated systems in realistic scenarios, gathering valuable data on performance, safety, and public acceptance. The program contributes to the broader European strategy for sustainable and efficient aviation, seeking to integrate new forms of air transport seamlessly into existing frameworks while addressing environmental concerns and ensuring public safety. Findings from EEAMEP help inform policy decisions and future research directions in the rapidly evolving field of air mobility.