Supporting a new era in aviation and the ecosystem that will make it a reality.
Building brands in an emerging market
We are involved in all aspects of the AAM ecosystem, from aircraft manufacturers to vertiports, from placemaking on the ground to passenger experience in the air. We provide actionable outcomes that shape understanding of this new era of mobility.
Morgan Stanley expects global investments in eVTOL and Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) solutions to be $1.5 trillion by 2040. With growing support from government, rising investment from other sectors, increased collaboration among industry partners, and spikes in consumer interest, AAM is becoming the darling of the transportation industry.
We’ve been at the forefront of AAM and Urban Air Mobility since the debut of the Bell Nexus prototype at CES in 2019. This industry is changing how people, goods and data will move in the future, and we are part of the revolution. From ground infrastructure and energy sources, to OEMs and their manufacturing partners, we have the full AAM ecosystem in our sights.
Event Support
There’s no better way to amplify company messaging than by leveraging announcements at trade shows beyond the walls of the convention center. We’d argue that the best way to do that is to create just a little FOMO for those who couldn’t be there. By producing sizzle reels, visual social media content and targeted native advertising, you can bring your audiences virtually into the show hall. They won’t want to miss next year.
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AAM, UAM, ODM…what’s the difference?
When urban air mobility was a fledgling industry and beginning to take hold as “a thing,” NASA announced that it would now be called Advanced Air Mobility, or AAM. The urban use case would still refer to this form of eVTOL flight as UAM, but generally, AAM was the new term. Meanwhile, our client, Bell, had been using On Demand Mobility (ODM) and Intelligent Air Mobility (IAM). We collectively thought it was time for a white paper to ease confusion.
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CES Storytelling
CES is the largest consumer electronics show in the world, drawing hundreds of thousands of early adopters and more than 3,000 journalists for a week in Las Vegas to see the latest in technology. It also has become the place for automotive and mobility to debut new product lines and mind-bending technology and to give the world a glimpse of what the future looks like. Here’s a case study of our work for one client.
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