Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) is a South Korean aerospace company focused on advancing the nation’s aviation and space industries. Its aviation portfolio includes fixed-wing aircraft such as the T-50, KT-1, KC-100 and KF-21, as well as rotary-wing aircraft including the KUH, LAH and LCH. KAI also develops unmanned aircraft, training systems and aircraft structures for civilian and military aircraft. In space, its work encompasses next-generation medium-sized satellites, geostationary composite satellites, multipurpose satellites and Korea’s launch vehicle program.

Beyond manufacturing and development, KAI offers aftermarket services, including maintenance for civilian and military aircraft and aircraft performance upgrades. The company presents its work as supporting national security, the growth of aviation technology and the expansion of private-sector space activity. Its broader activities include customer support, industrial partnerships and sustainability initiatives spanning environmental management, safety, quality, human rights and ethical business practices. KAI is headquartered in Sacheon, South Korea, with additional offices and production sites.