UDHR Article 13
Freedom of Movement
Advanced Air Mobility in the right hands can bring about remarkable good in the world but in the wrong hands it can threaten many of fundamental rights outlined in the UDHR. ATPTI helps companies respect freedom of movement when faced with government pressure to unfairly restrict access to transportation.
UDHR Article 2
Right to Equal Treatment
Everyone deserves freedom from discrimination. Moreover, all eVTOL passengers must be assured that the UTM services that oversee their navigation utilize the most robust cybersecurity defenses available, especially with the pending advent of cryptographically relevant quantum computers, to protect against hi-jacking.
UDHR Article 3
Right to Life, Liberty, and Security of Person
Increasingly autonomous operations promise substantial cost savings for transportation by reducing the need for highly trained pilots. It is paramount that the shift to 'self-flying' aircraft not be permitted until these systems are proven to be consistently and categorically more safe than our best aviators available.
UDHR Article 4
Freedom from Servitude
Compared to helicopters, new eVTOL aircraft exhibit much lower noise signature which could make human trafficking and sex trafficking harder to detect. Women and children deserve the utmost protection to mitigate such potential abuses. ATPTI can help vertiport operators to identify victims and notify law enforcement.
UDHR Article 27
Right to Share in our Collective Scientific Achievement
Aviation is one of humanity's greatest scientific achievements and yet over 80% of the global population has never stepped foot on an aircraft. We have an ethical obligation to build resilient, good faith policies & practices that ensure equitable access to the benefits of Advanced Air Mobility.
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