Hanwha Aero presents 'One Sky'

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Hanwha Aerospace has proposed the concept of 'One Sky' as the future of aerospace defense.

On the 27th, at the 'Gas Turbine Symposium 2026' held in Yeosu, Hanwha Aerospace presented a new paradigm for aircraft engine development called 'One Sky,' where manned and unmanned aircraft operate in an integrated manner.

The future battlefield environment is expected to see traditional weapon systems such as high-performance fighter jets operating alongside new weapon systems like unmanned aerial vehicles and drones. This represents a virtuous cycle concept: leveraging the technology and experience accumulated from traditional aircraft engine business for future aircraft engine development, termed 'New Sky,' and then utilizing the new technologies and development methods born from this to further strengthen the competitiveness of existing aircraft engines.

Kim Sun, Executive Vice President of Hanwha Aerospace, stated, "To rapidly develop aircraft engines that meet changing security environments and new market demands, it is essential to actively utilize previously acquired technology and experiential assets." He added, "By leveraging the technology and experience accumulated over Hanwha's 47 years of developing and manufacturing dozens of engine types, we can develop aircraft engines quickly and economically while minimizing risks," defining this accumulated expertise as a competitive advantage called 'We Know Sky.'

Furthermore, Hanwha Aerospace plans to minimize risks that may arise during the engine development process and more proactively pursue the bold adoption of innovative ideas through its proprietary AI model, 'En-genius,' which has been trained on decades of aircraft engine databases.

A Hanwha Aero representative, speaking via telephone with this newspaper, said, "Hanwha will do its utmost to lead South Korea into the 'New Sky' era of the future aerospace market based on the company's owned technology and experience."

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