SkyDrive Inks Deal to Accelerate Commercial eVTOL Deployment in South Korea
Japanese eVTOL developer SkyDrive has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Goyang Special City and Verty Inc. to advance urban air mobility in South Korea. The agreement, signed during the Global UAM & Drone Expo, establishes a collaborative framework to accelerate the commercial deployment of electric air taxis. This partnership will focus on developing operational concepts, business models, and building public acceptance. Goyang City, part of the Seoul metropolitan area, is a key participant in the government's K-UAM Grand Challenge demonstration program. Verty Inc., a Korean startup, will contribute its expertise in developing vertiport solutions. This collaboration marks a significant step towards realizing commercial eVTOL operations in the region.
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