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Air Taxi in South Korea

South Korea's K-UAM (Korean Urban Air Mobility) initiative is one of the most comprehensive national air mobility programs in the world, led by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT). Hyundai's subsidiary Supernal is developing the SA-2 eVTOL aircraft, and partnerships with KakaoMobility and Korean Air are building the ecosystem for commercial launch. Seoul's massive metropolitan population and extreme traffic congestion drive strong demand.

South Korea eVTOL Key Facts

Essential information about urban air mobility and eVTOL air taxi services in South Korea.

MOLIT/K-UAM

Regulatory Body

2028+

Estimated Launch

1

Launch City

1

Operator

KRW (₩)

Currency

Regulatory Status

eVTOL certification and regulatory progress in South Korea, managed by the MOLIT/K-UAM.

MOLIT/K-UAM Certification Progress

45%

K-UAM Grand Challenge ongoing — regulatory sandbox active

Framework Development
Type Certification
Commercial Operations

Active Operators in South Korea

Supernal is the leading eVTOL operator planning to serve South Korea.

Supernal

Supernal is developing electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft for commercial air taxi operations in South Korea and other markets worldwide.

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Air Taxi Cities in South Korea

Seoul is preparing for commercial eVTOL air taxi operations in South Korea.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about air taxi services in South Korea.

When will air taxis be available in South Korea?

Commercial air taxi services in South Korea are expected to launch around 2028+. The MOLIT/K-UAM is k-uam grand challenge ongoing — regulatory sandbox active. Seoul is the primary launch city.

Which eVTOL operators will serve South Korea?

Supernal is the primary eVTOL operator planning to serve South Korea. These companies are developing electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft for safe, quiet, and emission-free urban air travel across 1 city in the country.

What is the regulatory status of eVTOL in South Korea?

eVTOL regulation in South Korea is managed by the MOLIT/K-UAM. Current status: K-UAM Grand Challenge ongoing — regulatory sandbox active. The regulatory body is working to establish safety standards, airspace integration protocols, and operational requirements for commercial air taxi services.

Which cities in South Korea will have air taxi service?

Seoul (expected 2028+) is the primary city preparing for air taxi service in South Korea. Additional cities may be added as the regulatory framework matures and infrastructure expands.

How can I book an air taxi in South Korea?

You can plan your air taxi trip in South Korea today using the eVTOL.Travel route planner. Once commercial operations launch around 2028+, you will be able to book flights directly through our platform. Book your flight now to be among the first to fly when services go live in Seoul.

Ready to Fly in South Korea?

Be among the first to experience air taxi services when they launch in South Korea around 2028+. Book your flight or start planning your route today.