"This car will be turned into a flying taxi, which is one form of smart and environmentally friendly transportation transformation for the future of the Nusantara Capital City (IKN). The flying car used is the OPPAV (Optional Passenger/Pilot Air Vehicle), a collaboration between Hyundai Motor Group and the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)."

This trial demonstrates the performance of OPPAV in following airspace allocation at APT Pranoto, with flight control conducted by the Ground Control Station on the ground. Hyundai Motor Group has expressed its commitment to continue collaborating with the Indonesian government in developing the AAM ecosystem.

"After the experiment is conducted, UAM (Urban Air Mobility) will go through further development stages through a series of studies, including technology studies, economic studies, environmental studies, social studies, regulatory and policy studies, as well as infrastructure studies. "Therefore, it is estimated that UAM operations can only take place after the year 2030, depending on the results of further studies," added Ali."