Flying taxis to operate commercially in Nusantara by 2029


The OPPAV flying taxi manufactured by the Korea Aerospace Research Institute and Hyundai Motors Company is seen in an undated photo. - Korea Aerospace Research Institute

JAKARTA: The Nusantara Capital City (IKN) Authority is working to commercialise flying taxis or sky taxis by 2029 as part of the smart air mobility initiative in the future capital.

IKN Authority Green and Digital Transformation Deputy Mohammed Ali Berawi said “the commercialisation efforts will include developing industries linked to urban air mobility-advanced air mobility (UAM-AAM).

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