UAS and AAM Services


To effectively establish and operate UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) and AAM (Advanced Air Mobility) infrastructure, the initial step involves identifying the methods and requirements for developing and implementing Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) programs at specific locations. These UTM programs, which are a major component of all UAS/AAM operations, are essential as they set up the necessary flow control procedures between traditional Air Traffic systems and UTM systems, as well as between UAS/AAM aircraft operations and Air Traffic/UTM programs, ensuring safety and efficiency within the National Airspace System (NAS).

To assist the client, EFVS provides support in the following to assist you in your goals:

  • UAS and AAM Implementation Assessments for national and international businesses.
  • UAS Program Development and Implementation for Agricultural Businesses.
  • Policy and Standard Operating Procedures Development for current UAS and AAM programs.
  • UAS Program Development and implementation for Fire and Law Enforcement Agencies.
  • UAS and AAM Aircraft Type Certification Support.
  • UAS and AAM Repair Facility Design, certification support, and Implementation.
  • UAS and AAM Battery Integration and Maintenance Solutions.
  • Implementation Assessments for Vertiport infrastructure to support AAM operations at the local , county, and regional levels.

EFVS will also assist you in the following: 

AAM Infrastructure

  1. Vertiports and Landing Sites:

  • Location Selection: Identifying optimal locations for vertiports based on demand and accessibility.
  • Design and Construction: Ensuring facilities meet safety and operational standards.

2. Integration with Existing Infrastructure: 

  • Transportation Networks: Assist in the planning phase to connect vertiports with existing transportation systems.
  • Energy Supply: Provide counsel on the necessary power infrastructure requirements for electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles and hybrid electric/hydrogen/fuel eVTOLs. 

3. Public Acceptance and Safety:

  • Safety Protocols: Assist in developing robust safety measures to ensure public confidence.
  • Community Engagement: Educating and involving the public in the planning process.