💼 >500K Workers in US Aerospace. APAC Ranks 2nd in Solar PV Capacity. >3K Advanced Air Mobility Orders.

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💼 K12 Education. >500K employed in the US aerospace sector
🍃 Healthcare. APAC excluding China ranks second globally in solar PV capacity
🏭 Artificial Intelligence. >3K advanced air mobility orders by airlines

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💼 >500K Employed in US Aerospace Sector

US employment in Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing reached 534,442 employees in 2023, recovering from a decline in 2021. The aerospace market faces talent shortages and rising air travel demands amid safety crises, prompting bifurcated talent strategies with higher wages and continuous upskilling. For example, the rising trends such as closed-loop supply chains through aircraft product recycling necessitates new skill sets. The Department of Labor's "Apprenticeship Building America" program addresses such workforce needs.

🍃 APAC Excluding China Ranks Second Globally in Solar PV Capacity

Annual solar PV installed capacity in APAC, excluding China, despite a decrease of 15% in 2024, remains 2nd in the world for installed solar PV capacity. APAC nations such as Singapore increasingly adopt innovative solutions like floating solar panel farms due to land constraints. Such initiatives are bolstered by regional government support, including the ASEAN Plan of Action for Energy Cooperation, fostering sustainable energy development.

🏭 >3K Advanced Air Mobility Orders by Airlines

Airline operators lead in Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) orders with 3781, significantly outpacing tourism with 1527 and business aviation with 1586. Companies like United Airlines plan air taxi operations for shorter routes, such as in New York. Militaries are also adopting this new technology, with reskilling and upskilling efforts already underway. The US military's collaboration with civilian entities, facilitated by organizations like the US Air Force Agility Prime program, is accelerating AAM integration

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