The Advanced Air Mobility Institute has appointed Dr. Oleksandra Molloy as Vice President of Education.
According to the AAM Institute, Dr. Molloy’s well-rounded background in advanced air mobility (AAM), transportation safety, and uncrewed systems, combined with her extensive experience as a lecturer and advocate for education, strengthens the Institute’s mission to promote access to air mobility technologies across the global aviation ecosystem.
Dr. Molloy said; “I’m thrilled to step into the role of Board Director, VP in Education at the Advanced Air Mobility Institute, where we’re not just shaping learning experiences, but creating global initiatives that push the boundaries of what education can do, and where the future of flight and learning collide in the most exciting ways.
“In this role, I look forward to collaborating with international experts, educators, and industry leaders to craft dynamic initiatives that foster knowledge, skills and talent in this rapidly evolving field. Together, we will build a global network of knowledge and innovation, empowering the next generation to lead the way in sustainable and cutting-edge air transportation. I am looking forward to work alongside a global community of thought leaders and contribute to groundbreaking educational initiatives needed to excel in advanced air mobility.”
Dan Sloat, Founder and President of the AAM Institute, shared his confidence in Molloy’s appointment, saying; “Dr. Molloy brings an extraordinary depth of experience and passion for education to the Institute. Her leadership will play a critical role in shaping the educational landscape, ensuring that we not only keep pace with industry advancements, but also drive innovation in learning. Her global perspective and dedication to fostering talent will help us prepare a new generation of leaders in these exciting times.”
Dr. Molloy’s commitment to collaboration and advocacy for diversity in STEM is at the heart of her work. Having led research in human factors, AAM, and uncrewed systems, Dr. Molloy has partnered with academic institutions, defense organizations, and industry leaders. Her leadership will be key in developing educational programs that inspire innovation and prepare professionals for the future of AAM.
