Aviation
The Chamber's Aviation program is host to the annual Aerospace Summit.
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The first-ever U.S. display of Archer's Midnight aircraft, important discussions with industry leaders, and insights from policymakers.
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The 2023 Global Aerospace Summit convened leaders from the public and private sectors to look at the present and future of the commercial aviation and space industries.
Our Work
The aviation industry is one of the most innovative and resilient sectors in the global economy. It is working to build a diverse workforce, create sustainable and fuel-efficient planes, and create a future of speedy and autonomous flight. It is important to fund critical aviation infrastructure projects today so our airports, runways, and other flight investment priorities can keep up with a rapidly evolving industry.
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