Fundamental Science and Outreach for U-space and Urban Air Mobility

This section outlines the general eligibility criteria for funding under the Fundamental Science and Outreach for U-space and Urban Air Mobility program, detailing who can apply, the geographical scope, and the strategic objectives this funding aims to achieve. The program is designed to attract a wide range of research-focused entities dedicated to aviation innovation.

This section details the types of projects, thematic areas, and specific activities that are eligible for funding under the Fundamental Science and Outreach for U-space and Urban Air Mobility program. It clarifies the scope of supported research, focusing on critical advancements in air mobility and the developmental stages targeted by the funding.

The Fundamental Science and Outreach for U-space and Urban Air Mobility program primarily offers grant-based financial support. It specifies indicative budget allocations for different work areas and sets a maximum EU contribution per project, along with a defined project duration to guide applicants on the expected scope and timeline of funded activities.

This section outlines the essential rules, regulations, and specific conditions that applicants and beneficiaries must adhere to throughout the Fundamental Science and Outreach for U-space and Urban Air Mobility program. These provisions cover application terms, collaboration requirements, and obligations related to project outputs and dissemination.

The application process for the Fundamental Science and Outreach for U-space and Urban Air Mobility program involves a structured submission and a merit-based evaluation. Applicants must prepare detailed proposals using specified templates, which are then assessed against predefined criteria to determine successful projects.

The Fundamental Science and Outreach for U-space and Urban Air Mobility program operates under a robust legal framework derived from European Union regulations. This section highlights the foundational legal acts and key policies that govern the program's establishment, operation, and the management of its funds.