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From Sentiment to Actionable Insights: A Data-Driven Public Sentiment Analysis of Advanced Air Mobility

arXiv:2606.20751v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) is an emerging low-altitude air transportation system whose successful deployment depends not only on technological advancement but also on public acceptance. This acceptance will drive government support, regulations, noise standards, and willingness to fly, and in turn the overall commercial viability of AAM. Understanding public sentiment toward AAM is therefore essential for identifying its societal barriers and info

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