South Korea Charts Ambitious Plan For Pilotless, Manned Aircraft
Credit: Agency for defense development concept
If the South Korean air force's plans come to fruition, by 2030 its leading combat aircraft will be pilotless—and domestically made. That strike aircraft will be backed by a home-grown manned fighter, which by then will have been in service for nine years. It all seems rather ambitious for a country...
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