Hyundai Motor and Incheon International Airport in South Korea have entered a mutual cooperation agreement to drive digital transformation and future mobility innovation at the global mega hub. The agreement focuses on implementing new technologies such as hydrogen and eco-friendly mobility solutions, future aviation mobility (AAM), robotics, and autonomous driving at the airport. Hyundai has already supplied hydrogen electric buses to the airport and plans to expand hydrogen infrastructure, including charging stations and fuel cell systems for various airport vehicles. Additionally, the partnership will introduce intelligent robots developed by Boston Dynamics for airport security, logistics, and passenger services. The collaboration aims to create a Global Technology Convergence Transportation Platform at Incheon International Airport, enhancing the overall airport experience with innovative mobility solutions. President Jang Jae-hoon of Hyundai Motor expressed the company's commitment to providing a seamless and advanced mobility experience for all users visiting the airport through the implementation of cutting-edge technologies.