The South Korean government plans to set the Kimura International Airport as a future -type transportation base, including drones (small) taxis. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has selected 32 new locations, including the airport, Exi Ward, where the airport is located. Development has been restricted in the Kimura Airport area, and the interruption of the surrounding areas and the aging of the rear -back facilities are progressing. The government has designated this as an "urban revitalization innovation area" and links with a new city air traffic system (UAM), which is called "flying taxi", a "flying taxi". Create a new base. The UAM's take -off and landing plans will also provide charging and maintenance of the aircraft, and a parking spot. The project will be carried by a special purpose company (SPC) led by the Korean Airport Corporation, and will invest a total of 2,964 billion won (approximately 284 billion yen) by 2027. Through the project, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism expects the economic ripple effect of about 4 trillion won and the effect of the employment creation of about 29,000 people. In addition, a total of 5,200 billion won will be thrown in a total of 32 new businesses by 28, including the Anju, Anjo, and Jehoku -do, including the Anjo City in Gyeonggi Road.
