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FAA’s New Chief Reveals Advanced Air Mobility Plans

August 17, 2026

2 min read

Key Takeaways

FAA's new chief of advanced aviation technology discusses priorities.
Advanced Air Mobility requires collaboration and reduced regulatory friction.
Continuous verification of operations is crucial for trust and safety.
Infrastructure coordination is key to scaling Advanced Air Mobility.

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Strategic Implications

The FAA's focus on Advanced Air Mobility may indicate a shift towards more collaborative and technologically integrated aviation systems. The emphasis on continuous verification and reduced regulatory friction suggests a potential for increased efficiency and safety in the industry, which could benefit companies like CoachAir Aviation Intelligence.

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What Happened

Advanced Aviation Technology Director Outlines Next Steps

The Federal Aviation Administration’s new chief of advanced aviation technology, Jessica Jones, has outlined her priorities for the agency, including collaboration, real-world demonstrations, and reduced regulatory friction. Jones, along with Kristie Greco Johnson from the National Business Aviation Association, discussed the importance of continuous verification of operations and coordinated infrastructure in scaling Advanced Air Mobility. The conversation was reported by Jacob L. Baumler on LinkedIn.

Source | Originally Published: August 16, 2026

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