SK Telecom, Joby Sign Flying Taxi Deal – JoongAng Daily

SK Telecom has signed an agreement with Joby Aviation to jointly develop emissions-free air taxis for Korea, JoongAng Daily reported.

Under the pact, the two South Korean companies will work to introduce an aerial ride-sharing service by combining the technologies in transport and software they each own.

Read the full report: JoongAng Daily

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