SOUTH KOREA PROPOSES COMMERCIAL TURBOPROP, STUDIES BUSINESS JET
Stepping up its push to become a leading player in global aerospace, South Korea is proposing to build a 90-seat turboprop under an industry development plan that also seeks to press ahead with the KF-X fighter and KAH attack helicopter programs. The 2010-19 plan aims to raise South Korean aerospace...
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