South Korea’s KF-21 program faces delays as rising costs and supply chain challenges impact timelines.
Credit: Republic of Korea Air Force
Seoul—South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration is considering delaying completion of Korea Aerospace Industries’ KF-21 Block 2 mass production by more than two years as costs continue to rise. Under the original plan, 40 KF-21 Block 1 fighters were to be produced by 2028, followed by...
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