WHEREAS, Utah has been a global leader in aerospace innovation, development, and research of technologies that improve safety, mobility, and generation of revenue for the state;WHEREAS, Advanced Air Mobility (AAM), including vertical takeoff and landing of aircraft, has the potential to enhance transportation efficiency, emergency response, and economic development;WHEREAS, Utah has enacted several pieces of legislation enabling an ideal regulatory environment for the progression of AAM;WHEREAS, Utah's geographic diversity, growing population, and leading aerospace environment position the state to serve as a pilot and partner for emerging AAM technologies;WHEREAS, Utah's AAM coalition includes government, academia, cities, communities, counties, airports, and industry leaders, making Utah an ideal location for AAM testing and collaboration;WHEREAS, the Legislature of the state of Utah has previously appropriated funds for AAM personnel and mobile command stations to support test site operations, partnerships, safety coordination, and real-world trials conducted by public, private, and academic partners, including beyond visual line of sight operations and integrated air and ground communications;WHEREAS, Utah has taken steps to partner with industry leaders to develop strategies to deploy air taxis and AAM parcel deliveries;WHEREAS, Utah has articulated a long-term vision to establish a network of operating vertiports and an operational AAM system prior to the 2034 Winter Olympic Games, enabling AAM to serve as an integral component of the state's transportation solution for the Olympics; andWHEREAS, Utah is a committed partner to the United States Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration, sharing commitment to the safe, secure, and economically viable deployment of AAM nationwide:NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Legislature of the state of Utah, the Governor concurring therein, affirms the state's commitment to supporting the development and implementation of AAM technologies within the state.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Legislature of the state of Utah, the Governor concurring therein, expresses intent to collaborate with federal agency partners to ensure the state's involvement with AAM policies continues to be an example to the world.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that, in recognition of fiscal limitations, this resolution does not authorize or require the appropriation of state funds, but instead emphasizes policy leadership, coordination, and advocacy.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be shared with the United States Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration for their information and consideration.