South Korean Partners Team To Advance Urban Air Mobility

Graham Warwick January 29, 2021
Korea
Four South Korean organizations will work together to enable commercial UAM services to begin in 2025.
Credit: Korea Airports
A South Korean team including an airport operator, air-taxi developer and communications provider has been formed to commercialize urban air mobility (UAM) in the country beginning in 2025. Korea Airports Corp., Hanwha Systems, SK Telecom (SKT) and think tank the Korea Transport Institute have...
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