Page 9 - FARNBOROUGH AIR SHOW 2024 - DAY 1 | DAILY NEWS
P. 9

Maiden Show Foray for Turkish Major Aselsan



        Turkey’s leading defence company Aselsan,                                     Air Defence System, providing robust pro-
        which is making its first appearance at                                       tection against diverse airborne threats.
        Farnborough, is showcasing air radar, com-                                    TOYGUN electro-optical sensor and tar-
        munication, electro-optical and electronic                                    geting system, KARAT infrared search, de-
        warfare systems.                                                              tection, and tracking system, IFF Mode 5
                                                                                      Combined Interrogator/Transponder, IFF
        Among the systems that the company is                                         Mode 5 Man-Portable Interrogator solutions,
        displaying are electro-optical reconnais-                                     T-Link Terminals LOS-A and LOS-C, and
        sance, surveillance and targeting systems,                                    YILDIRIM-100 directed infrared countermea-
        radar systems, guided munitions, integrated                                   sure (DIRCM) system will be showcased for
        avionics systems, communication radios,                                       the first time abroad.
        and electronic warfare systems for military
        and civilian air platforms. These include                                     “We are delighted to attend Farnborough
        the new generation ASELFLIR-500 elec-                                         International Airshow, which gathers leading
        tro-optical reconnaissance, surveillance and                                  companies in the aerospace and defence
        targeting system, which is combat proven                                      industries,” said Aselsan President & CEO
        and renowned for its performance in UAVs                                      Ahmet Akyol. “We will be debuting our latest
        (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) and UCAVs                                          avionic systems, air radars, anti-drone sys-
        (Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles).                                            tems, guided munitions, air communication
                                                                                      technologies, air defence systems, and air-
        Among the other highlights is the ALP 300-                                    borne electro-optical solutions. This airshow
        G Early Warning Radar System, enhancing   radar, adaptable for F-16 and other plat-  presents a significant opportunity for us to
        air defence capabilities with its dual axis   forms. The company will also display TOLUN   forge new partnerships and enhance exist-
        AESA (Active Electronically Scanned Array)   Guided Munition, capable of simultaneous   ing collaborations, as well as to showcase
        technology and MURAD 110-A AESA nose   strikes on multiple targets, and SKYDOME   our capabilities on avionic technologies.”


                                                                    Hanwha Unveils



                                                                    Homegrown


                                                                    15,000 lb



                                                                    Thrust-Class


                                                                    Turbofan Engine




        South  Korean  Aerospace  firm  Hanwha  committed to developing an aero turbo-  future launch missions through 2027.
        Aerospace is showcasing the prototype of a  fan engine of our own technology,” said
        homegrown 15,000lb.-thrust-class turbofan  Executive Vice President Kim Won-wook,  Built by Satrec-I, a subsidiary of Hanwha
        engine on par with GE’s F414 at the Show.  Head of Advanced Aero Engine Business  Aerospace, SpaceEye-T is capable of iden-
                                               Unit. “With the successful development of  tifying the type of vehicle on the road from
        This is the first unveiling of the Korean  KF-21 fighter jets, and growing defense in-  space, using its  super resolution  0.3m
        aviation engine concept, with the engine  dustry capabilities in Korea, we are confident  imagery capabilities. In addition, Hanwha
        expected to power South Korea’s KF-21 jet  in the success of our endeavor.”   Systems is showcasing its small synthetic
        fighters in a future tranche and uncrewed                                     aperture radar (SAR) satellite, which has
        combat aircraft as well. Hanwha Aerospace  Hanwha’s homegrown KSLV-II space launch  been in orbit since December 2023.
        is the only manufacturer of aero gas turbine  vehicle will be displayed in a mock-up, along
        engines in South Korea, achieving a major  with SpaceEye-T, the world’s highest resolu-  “With our capabilities in all areas required,
        milestone of producing over 10,000 engines  tion commercial earth observation satellite.  Hanwha aims to become a total solution
        in April 2024.                         Also known as Nuri, the KSLV-II is a three-  provider offering a complete value chain of
                                               stage launch vehicle with a payload capac-  services from launch services to satellites,
        “Leveraging our decades of accumulated  ity of a 1.5-ton to Sun-synchronous orbit  and space exploration,” said Executive Vice
        experience and exceptional expertise in  (SSO). As the systems integrator, Hanwha  President Lee Jun-won of Space Business
        aircraft engine manufacturing, we’re fully  Aerospace will take charge of KSLV-II’s  Group at Hanwha Aerospace.



        FARNBOROUGH INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW 2024                                                               JULY-22-2024 9
   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12