Development of 16,000 lbf-class Aircraft Engine
Sector: Aerospace & Defense • Location: South Korea
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South Korea’s government, along with selected prototype companies, has launched a project to develop a 16,000 lbf-class engine. However, experts warn that acquiring the necessary technology will pose significant challenges. Currently, only about 400 people are involved in domestic aircraft engine research and development, raising concerns about the need to expand the workforce.
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Description | South Korea’s government, along with selected prototype companies, has launched a project to develop a 16,000 lbf-class engine. However, experts warn that acquiring the necessary technology will pose significant challenges. Currently, only about 400 people are involved in domestic aircraft engine research and development, raising concerns about the need to expand the workforce. |
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