South Korea aims to domestically commercialise the aerial mobility market by 2025, reports the Korea Herald, to address the severe traffic congestion issues in urban areas such as Seoul.Working in partnership with Hyundai Motor Group, the South Korean government hopes to start aerial mobility services in 2025 with two sets of terminals, where personal air vehicles (PAVs) would travel in predetermined routes over major cities. By 2030, the government aims to expand from two to ten terminals, according to
Source : South Korea partners with Hyundai to commercialise aerial mobility by 2025 – Urban Air Mobility News
