Korea Aerospace Industry (KAI) has released a promotional video showing computer-generated imagery (CGI) of the multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military as well as for export.

The video, which was unveiled during the Aerospace Conference 2021 held on 11–13 May at the Air Force Hotel in Seoul, shows a rendering of the proposed design for the future multirole aircraft.

The images reveal that the company aims to develop a medium-size, twin-engined platform with capabilities that include troop/cargo transport, support of special forces operations, and the launch of small satellite-carrying rockets into space.

A screengrab from a KAI promotional video released on 11 May showing CGI of the medium-size, twin-engine, multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military and export markets. (KAI)

The company also envisions developing a maritime patrol variant capable of conducting anti-submarine warfare operations, of an armed gunship version capable of carrying air-to-surface missiles, and of an aerial tanker variant capable of refuelling, among other things, the new KAI KF-21 fighter aircraft and possibly large unmanned aerial vehicles.

Korea Aerospace Industry (KAI) has released a promotional video showing computer-generated imagery (CGI) of the multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military as well as for export.

The video, which was unveiled during the Aerospace Conference 2021 held on 11–13 May at the Air Force Hotel in Seoul, shows a rendering of the proposed design for the future multirole aircraft.

The images reveal that the company aims to develop a medium-size, twin-engined platform with capabilities that include troop/cargo transport, support of special forces operations, and the launch of small satellite-carrying rockets into space.

A screengrab from a KAI promotional video released on 11 May showing CGI of the medium-size, twin-engine, multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military and export markets. (KAI)

The company also envisions developing a maritime patrol variant capable of conducting anti-submarine warfare operations, of an armed gunship version capable of carrying air-to-surface missiles, and of an aerial tanker variant capable of refuelling, among other things, the new KAI KF-21 fighter aircraft and possibly large unmanned aerial vehicles.

Korea Aerospace Industry (KAI) has released a promotional video showing computer-generated imagery (CGI) of the multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military as well as for export.

The video, which was unveiled during the Aerospace Conference 2021 held on 11–13 May at the Air Force Hotel in Seoul, shows a rendering of the proposed design for the future multirole aircraft.

The images reveal that the company aims to develop a medium-size, twin-engined platform with capabilities that include troop/cargo transport, support of special forces operations, and the launch of small satellite-carrying rockets into space.

A screengrab from a KAI promotional video released on 11 May showing CGI of the medium-size, twin-engine, multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military and export markets. (KAI)

The company also envisions developing a maritime patrol variant capable of conducting anti-submarine warfare operations, of an armed gunship version capable of carrying air-to-surface missiles, and of an aerial tanker variant capable of refuelling, among other things, the new KAI KF-21 fighter aircraft and possibly large unmanned aerial vehicles.

Korea Aerospace Industry (KAI) has released a promotional video showing computer-generated imagery (CGI) of the multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military as well as for export.

The video, which was unveiled during the Aerospace Conference 2021 held on 11–13 May at the Air Force Hotel in Seoul, shows a rendering of the proposed design for the future multirole aircraft.

The images reveal that the company aims to develop a medium-size, twin-engined platform with capabilities that include troop/cargo transport, support of special forces operations, and the launch of small satellite-carrying rockets into space.

A screengrab from a KAI promotional video released on 11 May showing CGI of the medium-size, twin-engine, multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military and export markets. (KAI)

The company also envisions developing a maritime patrol variant capable of conducting anti-submarine warfare operations, of an armed gunship version capable of carrying air-to-surface missiles, and of an aerial tanker variant capable of refuelling, among other things, the new KAI KF-21 fighter aircraft and possibly large unmanned aerial vehicles.

Korea Aerospace Industry (KAI) has released a promotional video showing computer-generated imagery (CGI) of the multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military as well as for export.

The video, which was unveiled during the Aerospace Conference 2021 held on 11–13 May at the Air Force Hotel in Seoul, shows a rendering of the proposed design for the future multirole aircraft.

The images reveal that the company aims to develop a medium-size, twin-engined platform with capabilities that include troop/cargo transport, support of special forces operations, and the launch of small satellite-carrying rockets into space.

A screengrab from a KAI promotional video released on 11 May showing CGI of the medium-size, twin-engine, multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military and export markets. (KAI)

The company also envisions developing a maritime patrol variant capable of conducting anti-submarine warfare operations, of an armed gunship version capable of carrying air-to-surface missiles, and of an aerial tanker variant capable of refuelling, among other things, the new KAI KF-21 fighter aircraft and possibly large unmanned aerial vehicles.

Korea Aerospace Industry (KAI) has released a promotional video showing computer-generated imagery (CGI) of the multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military as well as for export.

The video, which was unveiled during the Aerospace Conference 2021 held on 11–13 May at the Air Force Hotel in Seoul, shows a rendering of the proposed design for the future multirole aircraft.

The images reveal that the company aims to develop a medium-size, twin-engined platform with capabilities that include troop/cargo transport, support of special forces operations, and the launch of small satellite-carrying rockets into space.

A screengrab from a KAI promotional video released on 11 May showing CGI of the medium-size, twin-engine, multirole military transport aircraft the company is proposing to develop for the South Korean military and export markets. (KAI)

The company also envisions developing a maritime patrol variant capable of conducting anti-submarine warfare operations, of an armed gunship version capable of carrying air-to-surface missiles, and of an aerial tanker variant capable of refuelling, among other things, the new KAI KF-21 fighter aircraft and possibly large unmanned aerial vehicles.