The South Korean premier's visit is to support the international exhibition debut of the T-50 Golden Eagle advanced trainer/fighter-lead-in-trainer produced by Korean Aerospace Industries (KAI) - the country's national aerospace and defence industries.
Dubai 2005 marks KAI's first participation at a Dubai air show. The T-50 was developed jointly by KAI and Lockheed Martin. The company currently has orders for close to 100 'Golden Eagle' trainers from the Republic of Korea Air Force.
The T-50 is performing in the Dubai 2005 daily flying display - one of more than 20 aircraft taking to the skies during the two-hour spectacular.
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Korean Prime Minister due at Dubai 2005
- United Arab Emirates: Monday, November 21 - 2005 at 11:00
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South Korean Prime Minister Lee Hoe Chan is due to visit Dubai 2005 - the ninth international aerospace exhibition taking place at Airport Expo Dubai - this Thursday.
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For further information: Barbara Saunders, Dubai 2005 press office. Tel: +971 4 286 6070; fax: +971 4 2866 072.
Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News EditorMonday, November 21 - 2005 at 11:00 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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