Ascendance is selected to the Re.Invent Air Mobility Call
We are thrilled to announce that we’ve been selected as one of the winning projects of the #ReinventAirMobility call by Groupe ADP, RATPgroup and Choose Paris Region!
Re.Invent Air Mobility
🚀 We are thrilled to announce that we’ve been selected as one of the winning projects of the #ReinventAirMobility call by Groupe ADP, RATPgroup and Choose Paris Region!
🏆 30 winners out of 150 applications from 25 countries have been selected to bring together an ecosystem around #UrbanAirMobility in the Paris region.
🛫 This initiative – unprecedented in Europe – will tackle the challenges posed by this new form of mobility in terms of use cases, #PublicAcceptance, #Technologies and #Industrialization
📖 It will be led in close cooperation with the Direction Generale de l’Aviation Civile and with the support of the EASA – European Union Aviation Safety Agency and EUROCONTROL
👩🚀 Ultimately, tests will be carried out in a real aeronautical environment at Pontoise airfield to prepare a demonstrator for the exceptional opportunity that are the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games! 🇫🇷
Find out more in our press release (in French) : here
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