飛機製造

South Korea seeks to join top arms dealers with new fighter jet engine

Hanwha Aerospace has partnered with the government to move up the defence value chain

South Korea’s largest defence company is developing a fighter jet engine as the country works to move up the arms exporter value chain and boost its security self-sufficiency.

The chief of aero systems at Hanwha Aerospace said the company wanted to develop the engine by as early as 2036. It is working in partnership with the South Korean government, one of the world’s highest spenders on arms development.

“We should develop our own aircraft engines before it is too late for our long-term national security, as well as for economic benefits,” said Kwangmin Lee in an interview with the Financial Times at the company’s headquarters in Seoul.

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