FEAM Aero is expanding its presence in the advanced air mobility (AAM) market through strategic partnerships. One key collaboration is with UrbanLink Air Mobility, a South Florida-based AAM airline planning to operate the first all-electric AAM fleet in the U.S. UrbanLink's fleet will include various eVTOL aircraft and electric sea vessels, with plans for vertiports in regions like South Florida and Europe. FEAM's partnership with UrbanLink aims to ensure high safety and reliability standards for the fleet. FEAM also announced a partnership with Japanese eVTOL manufacturer SkyDrive, focusing on AAM routes from regional airports. This move showcases FEAM's dedication to innovation and embracing new technologies in the AAM sector. Additionally, FEAM partnered with hydrogen-electric engine developer ZeroAvia, emphasizing a commitment to sustainable aviation. FEAM's expertise in maintenance services for various aircraft platforms positions it well to support the evolving AAM aftermarket. With over 50 global line stations and a workforce of 1,400 mechanics, FEAM is well-equipped to adapt to the growing demand for electric and hydrogen-powered airplanes. The company also plans to integrate AAM-relevant curriculum into its aircraft mechanic school and collaborate with the National Advanced Air Mobility Center of Excellence in Ohio. The memorandum of understanding signed with ZeroAvia at the MRO Americas event signifies FEAM's readiness to provide retrofit, maintenance, and technical support for hydrogen-electric aircraft. There are potential plans to establish a green hydrogen production facility at one of FEAM's U.S. locations to facilitate early retrofits and testing. FEAM's strategic partnerships and focus on eco-friendly aviation solutions position it as a key player in the advancing AAM market.