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June 7, 2026Transportation research procediaOpen Access

Analyzing Public Acceptance and Ethical Governance for Urban Air Mobility (UAM) Services in Cognitive Cities

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GAGaydaa AlZohbiAJAsma Al JanediDBDeepanraj Balakrishan

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Overview

Critical review analyzes public perception and ethical issues of UAM services in cognitive cities, suggesting governance strategies for acceptance.

Key Points

  • This paper critically reviews public perception and ethical frameworks for Urban Air Mobility (UAM) adoption.
  • Conducted a critical review of global surveys on public perception of UAM.
  • Identified socio-technical barriers and main obstacles to UAM adoption.
  • Analyzed the ethical implications related to operational safety and data privacy.
  • Public acceptance of UAM varies significantly by region, with high utility in congested cities.
  • Interrelated concerns of operational safety and environmental noise challenges were identified.
  • Governance strategies like Privacy-by-Design and Explainable AI are recommended for effective implementation.

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AlZohbi et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a250be87def13d035e1beedhttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.trpro.2026.04.059
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