1、 UTAH ADVANCED AIR MOBILITY INFRASTRUCTURE AND REGULATORY STUDYii|P a g e Executive Summary.1 Benefits and Limitations.1 Current Assets.2 Required Assets.3 Phased Implementation Timeline.3 Financing and Funding.4 Actions the Legislature Might Consider.4 Final Thoughts.5 Chapter 1:Benefits and Limita

2、tions.6 Chapter 2:Existing and Required Infrastructure Assets.8 Existing Aviation Infrastructure.8 Parking Facilities.9 Electrical Grid and Power Generation.10 Utah Communications Network(Fiber Optic,Cellular).10 Weather Monitoring and Reporting Systems.11 Workforce Development Efforts.11 Required I

3、nfrastructure.12 Chapter 3:Phased Implementation Timeline.19 Phase One.19 Phase Two.21 Phase Three.24 Phase Four.27 Chapter 4:Financing and Funding.30 State Financing.30 Municipal Bonds.30 Federal Financing.31 Private Financing.31 iii|P a g e Funding.32 Chapter 5:Legislative Considerations.35 Defini

4、ng Advanced Air Mobility(AAM).35 Regulating Advanced Air Mobility.35 Local Municipal Processes.38 Phase One Implementation.40 Conclusion.41 Appendix A:United States Federal Programs and Regulatory Efforts.43 Advanced Air Mobility Coordination and Leadership Act.43 Advanced Aviation Infrastructure Mo

5、dernization Act.43 FAA Unmanned Aircraft Systems Test Site Program.44 FAA Urban Air Mobility Concept of Operations.45 FAA UAS Traffic Management Concept of Operations.45 NASA Advanced Air Mobility National Campaign.46 Additional Federally Funded Research Efforts.46 Appendix B:Advanced Air Mobility E

6、fforts in Other States.48 Arkansas.48 California.48 Florida.49 Michigan.50 North Carolina.51 North Dakota.52 Ohio.52 Appendix C:Global Implementation.54 Brazil.54 Canada.54 European Union.54 iv|P a g e Japan.54 1|P a g e Executive SummaryExecutive Summary The Utah Legislature requested the Division