Hanwha Aerospace Showcases Aerospace Technology at Sacheon Airshow

Hanwha Aerospace is set to showcase its advanced technologies as a leading domestic aerospace company.
 
The company announced its participation in the '2026 Sacheon Airshow,' which opens on October 22.
 
Hanwha will display advanced aviation engines aimed at next-generation fighter jets like the KF-21, a domestically developed 5,500-pound turbofan engine for unmanned aerial vehicles, the Mohave STOL short takeoff and landing drone, and canister-type interceptor drones, highlighting its capabilities in responding to future battlefield needs.
 
In the space sector, Hanwha will present the Nuri rocket, which successfully completed its fifth launch on October 7. As a comprehensive private system company, Hanwha Aerospace is involved in the production and launch operations of the Nuri rocket in collaboration with the Korea Aerospace Research Institute and over 300 participating companies.
 
A Hanwha Aerospace official stated, "We will create a virtuous cycle of co-growth by developing advanced technologies through collaboration with our partners and expanding our entry into the global market based on this foundation."
 
Additionally, last month, Hanwha Aerospace began assembling the 'reusable launch vehicle demonstration system' under the auspices of the Korea Aerospace Research Institute.