Eding Yi is an aviation governance scholar and practitioner working at the intersection of aviation, law, and technology. He is a Research Fellow with the Aviation Working Group (AWG), an Adjunct Faculty member and aviation law research supervisor at the University of Hong Kong, and a World Economic Forum Agenda Contributor. His research focuses on advanced air mobility (AAM), autonomous flight, AI decision-making authority, and cross-border regulation. He has developed the Accountable Rules for Automated Flight (AFR) and the Five-A (5A) governance framework. He actively contributes to regional cooperation and industry dialogue on low-altitude aviation across the Asia-Pacific and regularly publishes articles on aviation governance and technology policy through international platforms. His work seeks to bridge technological innovation, legal institutions, and public policy.