Hana Aerodynamics, an integrated high-precision aerospace solutions company, has been selected as a '2026 Republic of Korea Leading Job Creation Company.'

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On September 15, the company announced that it had received the Presidential Award plaque and a certificate from the Minister of Employment and Labor at the '2026 Republic of Korea Leading Job Creation Company Certification Ceremony,' which was held on September 10, from Young Hoon Kim, Minister of Employment and Labor.


The 'Republic of Korea Leading Job Creation Company' program is a government initiative that recognizes and rewards companies that have taken the lead in job creation and improving the quality of employment. The evaluation is comprehensive, considering not only the increase in jobs but also youth and vulnerable group employment, improvements to working environments, work-life balance, and the operation of welfare systems.


Since its founding, Hana Aero has expanded its recruitment of production and technical personnel in line with continuous business growth. Building on its existing business of manufacturing aircraft parts and assembly structures, the company has expanded its business areas to rotorcraft, launch vehicles, and drones. Through local talent hiring and fostering skilled technical personnel, Hana Aero is contributing to the creation of quality jobs. The company has also consistently invested in improving the work environment, including supporting employee education and self-development, building a safe and pleasant workspace, and enhancing employee benefit systems.



Changhwan Son, CEO of Hana Aero, said, "Being selected as a Leading Job Creation Company validates our continuous efforts to grow our business, expand hiring, and improve the work environment. We will continue to create quality jobs through business growth and strive to grow together with our local community."


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