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Navigating the low-altitude economy: stakeholder perceptions and ecosystem implications of UAM in China
Urban Air Mobility (UAM), particularly passenger-oriented electric vertical take-off and landing services, is increasingly promoted as part of future urban transport, but its adoption depends on coordination among regulators, engineers, operators, investors and researchers. This study develops an ec
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