South Korea Unveiled a Traffic Control System to Handle Urban Air Mobility Vehicles

The country recently unveiled a traffic control system designed to handle urban air mobility vehicles, or u a ms. These are flying machines what take passengers from one place to another places and can be piloted by humans or autonomous. Currently south caree requires a pilot to be present should any passengers be inside the vehicle. The expected cost for a customer to take a ride from the incion international airport to central sole is around 93 dollars american when the pilot programme, nopun intended, launches. However, they say that that price should drop dramatically once the technology and the business matures.