AAM Revenue Forecasts for Confident Investment
Question: How can the industry convince legislators—and the public—of the benefits of this new form of aviation?
Answer: Economic Impact Analyses forecasting through 2045 new AAM jobs, tax revenues, and overall economic productivity.
Our forecasts are modeled on our subscription-only study: Urban Air Mobility; Infrastructure and Global Markets 2022-2045, which has analyzed 92 cities around the world for AAM revenues, infrastructure costs, passengers, number of vertiports, ticket prices, and much more. We studied five use cases: Regional Air Mobility, Airport Shuttles, On-Demand Air Taxis, Business Aviation, and Medical Transportation, as well as Cargo and drone deliveries for some cities.
Much of this data is shown in our Business Case Ecosystem charts, such as the one below for 38 US cities and ticket prices as low as $60 by 2041, the cost of a regular taxi.
Each city’s data can be purchased for $2,000 each. A full subscription to the Study is $24,990. Economic impact analyses are Price Upon Request and vary depending on the complexity of the work required. Some eVTOL and infrastructure developers have commissioned us to produce confidential forecasts for to use for their negotiations with states, provinces, and other localities.
Forecasting the AAM Industry’s Economic Impact, Infrastructure Costs, and Revenues
Our clients include: the US Government Accountability Office (GAO), NASA, the FAA, the US Department of Defense, Walmart, the states of Virginia, Arkansas, Utah, New York, Nevada, Ohio, and many others; Canadian provinces, Australian cities, major eVTOL and vertiport developers, helicopter operators, global investment banks, and more.
The AAM industry is well on its way; FAA certifications and regulations will be in effect soon.
ArcGIS Analysis
6 BENEFITS OF SUBSCRIBING
INTERPRETING
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Where should a corporation make strategic investments in the rapidly growing, constantly changing UAM industry? Which opportunities will pay off sooner rather than later? Which cities and countries will be leaders in the field, and which will be latecomers? Which technologies and business models will yield early and substantial returns on investments? In an industry beset by many unknowns, the UAM Market Study is designed to help your company make wise investment
choices.
Interpreting
Investment Opportunities
Where should a corporation make strategic investments in the rapidly growing, constantly changing UAM industry? Which opportunities will pay off sooner rather than later? Which cities and countries will be leaders in the field, and which will be latecomers? Which technologies and business models will yield early and substantial returns on investments? In an industry beset by many unknowns, the UAM Market Study is designed to help your company make wise investment
choices.
Before cities agree to provide the space for vertiports and regulatory framework for eVTOL flights, they must understand the social and economic advantages such as reduced congestion, jobs, new industries, and tax revenues. Our City Sponsors receive in-depth analysis of their unique urban landscape, with tailored information “content in context.”
With over 60 data layers, our interactive city data sets allow subscribers to analyze their own investment opportunities and business case, an unparalleled tool in today’s emerging UAM market. In addition, sponsors may request information on specific areas of particular interest. Our data sets will be constantly updated and available to subscribers without further cost for the next 5 years.
Advantages for Cities
Extensive Modeling
New Infrastructure Will Be Key to UAM viability: vertiports, UATM infrastructure service, passenger facilities, lighting and weather systems, airspace planning, and certification. How much will this cost? How many vertiports will each city require in the next five to twenty years and how will they be phased in? How much existing infrastructure—such as helipads and heliports—already exists in each city? Where will new vertiports be built? Who will pay for infrastructure, and how will investors recoup their investment?
Recognizing Infrastructure Needs
Before investing in any aspect of UAM, the prudent investor must understand obstacles in the path of a large-scale city-wide operation. Technological developments, such as vehicle design, longer-lasting batteries, and hydrogen cells, are just one concern. How will the burgeoning UAM industry deal with regulatory barriers, safety, noise, privacy, and public perception?
Understanding Obstacles and
How to Overcome Them
Who will first fly eVTOL aircraft? We take a hard look at the transitioning of current helicopter routes to eVTOL aircraft, emergency/medical rescue, business aviation, airport to airport shuttles, and knowledge essential to any UAM business development strategy.