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KAI commits to components from BJG

24/11/2022

KAI commits to components from BJG
Celebrating the agreement are: Dwight Van Lake, John Goss, Chang Shik Jung, Changyun Oh, Brooke Limbaugh and J.R. Miramontes.

A new multi-year agreement with BJG will allow KAI to minimise inventory and assure consistent quality supply as program requirements dictate.

BJG Electronics Group (BJG) has gained a long-term agreement with Korean Aerospace Industries (KAI) to support the Korean Utility Helicopter KUH-1 Surion and the Light Armed Helicopter program with interconnect and electromechanical components.

The multi-year agreement with BJG will allow KAI to minimise inventory and assure consistent quality supply as program requirements dictate. BJG has provided similar products and supply chain services to many of the world's leading aviation OEMs.

Glenn Davidson, BJG CEO comments, "BJG is honored to join KAI as a supplier to the KUH-1 Surian helicopter program. Our team is committed to meeting KAI's demanding supplier requirements and contributing to the success of this program in the coming years."

The KUH-1 Surion is Korea's first indigenous helicopter and is being deployed for operations in Korea with the military, police, emergency medical transport, forest service, and Coast Guard. Further variants of the KUH-1 Surion have enhanced interiors suited to VIP passengers and structurally strengthened versions support an external payload including fuel tanks or weapons.

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Dwight Van LakeDirector of Marketing · FDH Electronics (was Whitmor/Wirenetics)

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