
Korean Air Seeks More Boeing Commercial Aircraft Work
Korean Air's aerostructures business is pursuing a larger share of Boeing commercial-aircraft work, while its current programs include composite sections for the 787.
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Korean Air’s aerostructures business is seeking to expand its work on Boeing commercial aircraft. The reported program details include composite aft fuselage sections for the 787.
Key details
- Korean Air manufactures composite aft fuselage sections for the Boeing 787.
- The business has substantial involvement in the 777-300ER program and limited involvement in the 777X program.
- Korean Air’s aerostructures business is pursuing a larger share of Boeing commercial-aircraft work.
Why it matters
A larger Boeing workshare would build on Korean Air’s existing role supplying structures for commercial aircraft, including the 787. The reported difference between its 777-300ER and 777X involvement also highlights where the company has room to pursue additional work.
What happens next
Korean Air’s pursuit of more commercial-aircraft work gives the aerospace business a path to build on its existing Boeing programs. Which aircraft program will bring its next workshare opportunity?
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