Leadership
Greetings from the Chairperson
Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) is an innovative field and the subject of rapt worldwide attention.
Morgan Stanley predicts that the global market in this field will reach an unprecedented USD 1.4739 trillion by 2040, with a significant economic impact.
In particular, AAM is critical to bringing innovative concepts to life in cutting-edge aviation mobility environments. Futuristic logistics delivery and passenger air taxis, technologies that are expected to play a crucial role in the future of transportation, are among these concepts.
Over 500 multinational aviation companies worldwide are currently in the process of developing innovative air mobility aircraft to achieve mass production by 2025. The Korean government is also working to establish an industrial ecosystem with the goal of introducing commercial offerings by 2025.
As the pace of AAM technology development rapidly accelerates, standardization efforts become increasingly essential to ensure the safety and efficiency of this innovative technology. G3AM is collaborating with AAM companies worldwide to develop standards tailored to their needs, and we are actively exploring ways to apply them to real industrial work. Furthermore, we intend to construct an internationally integrated logistics network that will allow us to lead a new era of future air mobility.
G3AM will make every effort to ensure that the AAM standard we develop becomes the starting point for a safe and efficient infrastructure in an emerging era of air mobility. This is how we will take the lead in further vitalizing air mobility, guiding it on a path to success.
Moon Woo-chun,
Chairman of G3AM