Global Safety Database
The Global Safety Database (GSD) is designed to empower decision-makers with the data necessary to make meaningful impact in the the Advanced Air Mobility industry. The GSD supports the highest levels of operational safety through safety data, expertise, and collaboration as the global leading repository for advanced aviation analysis.
The AAM ecosystem faces a number of challenges: lack of historical safety data, no reporting culture, no centralization of new safety data, and no analysis & meaningful outcomes for industry collaboration. The FAA and civil aviation authorities around the world are under immense pressure to integrate UAS and eVTOL aircraft into their respective airspace systems quickly but while still ensuring safety. OEMs are relying on law firms to gain approvals but the industry needs true safety experts.
According to the FAA Vice President of Flight Program Operations, "There is a great need for a Safety Ombudsman to help bridge the gap" between operators and regulators. The GSD will serve this great need with Care, Integrity, and Knowledge. We will capture, centralize, and analyze aviation safety data for the broadest public benefit. In the interest of gauging 'willingness to fly' and providing the public with a means to voice their opinions on AAM, we are launching the Public Trust Initiative (PTI) as a free mobile app.
Emergency Response Programs
Drones as First Responder (DFR)
eVTOLs as Air Medical Services (eAMS)
eVTOLs as Air Medical Services (eAMS)
Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) technology aka drones can be immensely beneficial in support of the public safety mission. DFR programs help first responder agencies to gain situational awareness quickly so that police and firefighters can more effectively protect communities.
eVTOLs as Air Medical Services (eAMS)
eVTOLs as Air Medical Services (eAMS)
eVTOLs as Air Medical Services (eAMS)
Electric Vertical Take Off and Landing (eVTOL) vehicles are much cheaper and more sustainable than conventional helicopters. Utilizing eAMS as a new form of MedEvac can allow EMTs to dispatch to more accidents, recover more victims, and give emergency room doctors the chance to save more lives.