Aerospace Museum

Aerospace Museum

In order to contribute to the public education of society by providing a correct historical perspective of the Korean War and national security, as well as showcasing the technology and vision of the advanced aerospace industry in the 21st century, KAI built Korea's first aerospace museum based on the wartime aircraft and security-related artifacts at the Yeouido Comprehensive Security Exhibition Center in Seoul, which was inherited from the United Nations Korean War Veterans Association in 1995. The museum consists of an indoor exhibition hall, which includes the Aerospace Hall and the Freedom Protection Hall, and an outdoor exhibition hall. The first floor of the Aerospace Hall is dedicated to the history of the development of the aerospace industry, and the second floor is dedicated to the future of the aerospace industry. The Freedom Protection Hall mainly displays artifacts and materials related to the Korean War. The outdoor exhibition hall has a permanent display of real aircraft, tanks, and artillery. As a comprehensive aircraft systems company, KAI aims to contribute to revitalizing the local economy by exhibiting various aircraft and other real objects and disseminating the history and knowledge of the aerospace industry to the public through the establishment of an aerospace industry infrastructure and cultural tourism business.