The current one is a historical period characterized by a close interdependence between everyday life and constantly evolving technological progress. In this context, an extremely promising field of research is Urban Air Mobility (UAM), which envisions a radically innovative conception of public transportation. This domain is being investigated globally by many different players, including the Sustainable Mobility Center initiative (MOST) funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The initiative aims to investigate, among other aspects of UAM, the introduction of aircrafts with Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) capabilities within urban areas to provide new passenger transportation possibilities. The concept is an interesting and promising approach to possibly improve the efficiency and accessibility of urban transportation.