The resolution establishes the Joint Study Commission on Advanced Air Mobility in Alabama, recognizing the significant transformation in aviation technology and its potential benefits for the state. This new paradigm, which includes innovations such as drones and air taxis, aims to enhance transportation options, particularly for rural areas that lack direct access to major airports. The commission will consist of various members, including state legislators, representatives from the Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency, and aviation experts, ensuring a diverse representation reflective of the state's demographics.

The commission's primary objective is to recommend legislation that positions Alabama as a leader in the Advanced Air Mobility sector. It will assess the state's current aviation infrastructure, identify local companies involved in the aeronautical industry, and explore opportunities to attract innovative firms in this emerging field. The commission is required to submit its recommendations to the Governor by the third day of the 2025 Regular Session of the Legislature, after which it will be dissolved.