South Korea Continues To Probe Turboprop Plan Despite Collapse Of Bombardier Negotiations
South Korea’s government and aerospace industry are persisting with low-level work on the proposed DRA 90-seat turboprop airliner, despite failing to come to an agreement with Bombardier to co-develop the aircraft, a government source tells Aviation Week. Potential partners are now seen as Embraer...
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