1、Deployment Pathways for Advanced Air Mobility:Lessons from Early Implementation in Saudi Arabia W H I T E P A P E RO C T O B E R 2 0 2 5In collaboration with Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Saudi ArabiaImages:Getty Images,UnsplashDisclaimer This document is published by the World Economi

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4、sForeword 3Executive summary 4Introduction 51 Practical use cases for early AAM deployment in Saudi Arabia 81.1 Emerging use cases and sector opportunities 91.2 Use case attributes in practice 92 Enabling system-level readiness for AAM 132.1 From pilots to system readiness:A systematic approach 142.

5、2 Deployment enablers:Making the system work 142.3 Spearheading learning:AAM community-led collaboration model 15Conclusion 18Contributors 19Endnotes 21Deployment Pathways for Advanced Air Mobility:Lessons from Early Implementation in Saudi Arabia 2ForewordAdvanced Air Mobility(AAM)is no longer a fu

6、ture vision.It is a reality that is being driven by demand for faster,cleaner mobility and advances in propulsion systems and autonomy.For Saudi Arabia,this transformation represents more than a technological shift:it is a strategic opportunity to advance the goals of the countrys Vision 2030 develo