South Korea's defense agency approached Turkish aerospace company TEI about purchasing PD170 drone engines following repeated failures of domestic military drone systems. The inquiry came after a KAI jet-powered UAV was showcased at a September 16 defense drone expo.
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South Korea's defense agency approached Türkiye's TEI about buying PD170 drone engines after repeated failures of domestic military drones. At a September 16 defense drone expo, a KAI jet-powered UAV crashed immediately after takeoff. In August, two kamikaze drones launched from the navy's Marado ship both plunged into the sea within seconds. Meanwhile, the PD170 powers Türkiye's combat-proven Bay
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