Moviation and OneSky to accumulate future UAM route data
Korean UAM Startup Moviation is set to launch what it claims to be South Korea’s first VTOL UAM platform service, having partnered with OneSky to lay the foundation for essential business operations such as route planning and airspace data accumulation.
Moviation CEO Min Shin revealed plans to start VTOL air services in the latter half of the year, which will enable passengers to travel from Seoul’s Gangnam district to Incheon International Airport in 15 minutes.
The aircraft will operate within an altitude of one to two thousand feet, aligning with the planned construction of actual UAM corridors and expediting the collection of crucial operational data for future UAM corridors.
OneSky is a globally recognised unmanned aircraft systems traffic management company specialising in airspace analysis, operation, and traffic management solutions for aviation.
OneSky has been collaborating with NASA since 2021 to design and implement the low-altitude route traffic system in the United States. More recently, OneSky cooperated with the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) and Hyundai Motor corporation via the OneSky Future of Flight program, demonstrating its understanding of Korea’s airspace and transportation needs.
Both companies are committed to contributing to the global advancement of the UAM industry through the systematic accumulation and dissemination of data. Moviation aims to present a cutting-edge model of urban air transportation services, tailored to the unique geographical and environmental attributes of South Korea.
Min Shin is dedicated to evolving Moviation into a preeminent service platform company, catalysing the rapid growth of South Korea’s flourishing UAM industry.
In May, Echodyne became a member of the OneSky Future of Flight Program. The company designs and delivers high-performance, compact, solid-state radars based on the company’s proprietary metamaterials electronic scanning array (MESA) technology.