South Korea Selects Town As UAM Test Site

Graham Warwick January 05, 2021
EHang
EHang’s two-seat, self-piloted EH216 has conducted unmanned test flights in South Korea under the K-UAM roadmap.
Credit: EHang
South Korea is to establish an urban air mobility (UAM) test site in the southern coastal town of Goheung under a national plan to commercialize air taxi services by 2025. Selection was announced at the first main council meeting of public-private consultative body UAM Team Korea on Dec. 29. Goheung...
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