Urban Air Mobility

This first course module gives an overview of all aspects that define "Urban Air Mobility". It explains the concept of Urban Air Mobiltiy as well as all crucial factors, such as vehicle and power train design, infrastructure and vertiport design, air traffic management, the ensuring of safety and airworthiness, sustainability, use cases and concept of operations, city integration and ground transport connection and political support and public acceptance.

In five chapters, Dr. Markus May presents the approach to the topic of Urban Air Mobility from an industry perspective and shows the ideas of Airbus in this context.

The Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport presents the national policies and the legal framework for Urban Air Mobility in Germany.

This course describes different approaches and data used to model travel demand.

Decision makers at airports and airlines face many challenges and require support to deal with these effectively and appropriately.

This module is about understanding how traffic management for urban air mobility could work and what conditions need to be designed in an urban environment.

Building safe and efficient Urban Air Mobility (UAM) vehicles is quite complex.

This course covers a range of topics related to determining the demand for previously unavailable modes of transport.

Professor Rodrigues presents the basics of trajectory planning and system architecture.

This module discusses economic conditions for market viability of eVTOL vehicles in passenger transportation networks.