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Earlier this month, Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) announced plans to unveil a prototype of South Korea’s first indigenous fighter jet in April. KAI is set to roll out the first of its next-generation combat aircraft, which is better known as the Korean Fighter eXperimental (KF‑X).
Work began on the KF‑X program in 2015, and the future fighter will replace the Korean Air Force’s aging fleet of F‑4 and F‑5 jets. According to reports from Defence-Blog, the KAI-designed KF‑X would be a generation four-plus jet, but it could be marketed as a cost-effective alternative to fifth-generation fighters such as the …