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Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA Administrator)

The head official responsible for overseeing the Federal Aviation Administration, which manages air traffic, certifies aircraft, and regulates safety for all aspects of air travel in the U.S.

Helicopter operations

Any activities involving the flying, takeoff, or landing of helicopters, including commercial tours, private flights, or emergency services.

Residential and recreational areas

Locations where people live (e.g., apartments, houses) or engage in leisure activities (e.g., parks, beaches, tourist attractions).

Abate

To reduce in degree or intensity; to make less severe or widespread.

Airspace

The portion of the atmosphere above a specific area of land or water, especially when controlled by a country for aviation purposes.

Electric vertical take off and landing aircraft (eVTOL)

Aircraft that can take off and land vertically using electric power, similar to a helicopter, but often designed for urban air mobility.

Advanced Air Mobility (AAM)

An emerging air transportation system that moves people and cargo using highly automated aircraft, including eVTOLs, often in urban and suburban areas.