Korean Air Teams With Incheon Airport, KARI To Advance UAM

Graham Warwick August 05, 2021
KARI
KARI is conducted research into optionally piloted urban air mobility vehicles.
Credit: Korea Aerospace Research Institute
Korean Air has teamed with the operator of Incheon International Airport and the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) to establish an urban air mobility (UAM) transportation management system. The partnership will support the government-led initiative to commercialize UAM in South Korea by 2025...
Graham Warwick

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