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November 10, 2025   By Thelenwood Consulting As Michigan continues to advance its Future Mobility Plan 2.0, state agencies like the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) are stepping into the spotlight as part of the ongoing Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Mobility Challenges. These challenges are designed to spark innovation, foster state–industry partnerships, and identify scalable, real-world applications for advanced mobility technologies. Stewart, W. (2017). Gray quadcopte

Why collaboration and understanding matter more than ever. Michigan has launched one of the nation’s most comprehensive programs aimed at accelerating Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) deployment across public agencies and industries. The Michigan AAM Mobility Challenges , led by the Office of Future Mobility and Electrification (OFME) in partnership with multiple state departments, are designed to bring real-world demonstrations to life — connecting aviation innovation to the sta

Зайцев, A. (2019, March 3). Red card for FC Krasnodar (03.03.2019) [Photograph].  Wikimedia Commons. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Retrieved November 2025 from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Red_card_for_FC_Krasnodar_%2803.03.2019%29.jpg Update: 11/11/2025 The U.S. Senate has taken its first procedural step toward ending the federal government shutdown by passing a continuing resolution on a 60-40 vote, though final approval by the House and presidential signature ar

Theme: Understanding — Where Are Michigan Airports Today? The Michigan AAM Readiness Survey , developed by Thelenwood Consulting , provides the first statewide baseline of awareness and preparedness  among airports for Advanced Air Mobility (AAM). What’s Up  will feature key findings from the survey — offering a snapshot of where Michigan’s aviation community stands today, and how we can collectively advance readiness through shared knowledge, collaboration, and strategic inv