MI SB0795

Creates a 32-member Advanced Air Mobility Study Committee consisting of 4 state directors, 22 governor-appointed members representing municipalities, counties, universities, airports, law enforcement, businesses, and the AAM industry, plus 3 members each appointed by the senate majority leader and speaker of the house.

Committee must meet at least quarterly to review state laws affecting advanced air mobility, identify jurisdictional consistency opportunities, create public outreach campaigns, and collaborate with local governments on transportation integration.

Committee must submit a report with recommendations for administrative or legislative action to the governor, secretary of state, senate majority leader, and speaker of the house within 2 years of the effective date.

Committee is automatically dissolved 2 years after the effective date of this section.

Prohibits counties, cities, villages, and townships from enacting ordinances, policies, or rules regulating advanced air mobility aircraft or operations; voids any such existing or future ordinances.