South Korea Advances UAM Communications Plans

Graham Warwick December 09, 2022

SK Telecom has installed a 5G communications network to support flight tests under the K-UAM Grand Challenge.
 

Credit: SK Telecom
South Korea’s aggressive plans to launch commercial air taxi services by 2025 continue to make progress, with work beginning to establish elements of SK Telecom’s (SKT) communications architecture for urban air mobility (UAM) as a global standard. Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and...
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