Hanwha, a prominent South Korean conglomerate, is set to display cutting-edge Korean aerospace technology at the prestigious Farnborough Air Show in the United Kingdom. The event, known as one of the top three air shows globally, will feature Hanwha Aerospace and Hanwha Systems in an integrated pavilion showcasing remarkable innovations. Among the highlights are a prototype advanced aero-engine developed in collaboration with the Korean government, set to power the KF-21 fighter jet and UAVs with over 15,000 lbf thrust. Additionally, visitors will witness the AESA radar, energy storage system, hydrogen fuel cells, and electromechanical actuators, emphasizing Hanwha's prowess in defense technology. Particularly noteworthy is the successful development of the AESA radar by Hanwha Systems, leading to an export deal with Leonardo. In the Space Zone, Hanwha Systems will exhibit solutions utilizing SAR satellites and the Eutelsat One Web Satellite for real-time battlefield information management. The showcase will include clear images from SAR satellites capturing locations worldwide. This event marks Hanwha's dedication to advancing aerospace and defense technology through international collaboration, cementing its position as an industry leader.