Air mobility is set to revolutionize the way we move people and goods. What was once a futuristic concept is now becoming reality: commercial flights have already launched in China and the Middle East, and Europe and the United States are gearing up for takeoff. The question is no longer if, but how fast this transformation will happen. What are the latest breakthroughs shaping air mobility? What does it take to scale operations globally and especially across Europe? And how will this innovation redefine transportation networks and urban planning as we know them?
While I love making things with technology, what gets me out of bed in the morning is helping people accomplish ambitious goals. My three decade career in Technology spans succesful startup exits, thought leadership, and delivering ambitious projects under difficult circumstances. The latter part of this career has focused on perhaps the most ambitious goals of all, that of electrifying our economy and modern world.
SkyZero.io began in 2023 as a project to track all electric aviation on the planet. The global map highlights aviation charging networks, airports with electrified aviation activity, and the OEMs that are leading the charge. Our mobile app for pilots provides critical logistics support for flight planning in this new era of aviation, and our enterprise data tools are the source for intelligence on electrified aviation.
Keisuke Yasukochi is a professional specializing in advanced air mobility, aerospace business development, and international collaboration. He has experience engaging with regulatory authorities such as EASA, FAA, and GCAA, as well as with government stakeholders and industry partners in Japan, the UAE, and Europe.
At SkyDrive Inc., Keisuke has contributed to projects involving AAM business development, and strategic partnerships, including initiatives linked to the Osaka Expo 2025 and collaborations in the Middle East. His background also includes expertise in global mobility infrastructure, vertiport planning, and aviation regulation frameworks.
He is passionate about building bridges between innovative aerospace technologies and regulatory/government frameworks, helping to accelerate the safe introduction of next-generation air mobility worldwide.
Sergiu Marzac has more than 20 years aviation experience both in Government and private sectors.
He joined Boeing in May 2022, and he is leading and acts as a key resource for understanding ongoing safety and regulatory initiatives of significance to Boeing in the emerging technologies domain across the globe, in close collaboration with subsidiaries and partners.
In his current role as Head of Regulatory Strategy for Emerging Technologies, Sergiu serves as
a member of the EUROCAE Technical Advisory Committee responsible for the IAM domain and as Membership Secretary at JARUS' Industry Stakeholder Body and supports other industry groups and initiatives including EASA, ICAO, SESAR3 JU etc.
Prior to joining Boeing, he worked at EUROCAE managing standardization activities to cover UAS, UTM/U- Space, C-UAS, airports and other topics in close coordination with regulators,
R&D and other relevant stakeholders. Before that he worked at the Civil Aviation Authority of Moldova where he dealt with high-level
policy initiatives and regulatory affairs aiming at enforcing safe operations, high aviation security standards, fair competition and consumer protection. In this capacity he worked closely with ICAO, EASA and regional aviation organizations like EUROCONTROL and
European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC).
Sergiu has a legal background and an MBA in Aviation degree.
