Utah affirms support for advanced aircraft and federal coordination
Utah affirms its commitment to advanced aircraft and plans to work with federal agencies, while setting no state spending requirement or authorization.
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What it does
Utah affirms its commitment to developing and using advanced aircraft and intends to work with federal agencies on related policies. The resolution does not authorize or require state spending.
Argument forWorking with federal agencies could help Utah take part in shaping policies for safer advanced aircraft.
Argument againstThe landing-site goal may depend on later funding decisions because the resolution does not authorize or require state spending.
More detail
The resolution affirms Utah's commitment to developing and using advanced air mobility technology and expresses an intent to work with federal agencies on related policies. The commitment covers advanced air mobility in Utah, including aircraft that take off and land vertically. The resolution does not authorize or require state spending. Utah's long-term goal is to have an operating system and network of landing sites before the 2034 Winter Olympic Games.
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