SeAH Aerospace & Defense Becomes Korea's First Aluminum Alloy Supplier for Airbus
The company will begin the quality certification process in the second half of this year to supply high-strength aluminum alloys for Airbus fuselages and wings. Building on its recent success with Boeing, SeAH A&D's entry into the Airbus supply chain accelerates its emergence as a key global partner for advanced aviation materials. SEOUL, South Korea, July 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SeAH Aerospace & Defense (SeAH A&D) announced a historic long-term agreement (LTA) to supply high-strength aluminum alloy materials to Airbus.
- ▪The company will begin the quality certification process in the second half of this year to supply high-strength aluminum alloys for Airbus fuselages and wings.
- ▪Building on its recent success with Boeing, SeAH A&D's entry into the Airbus supply chain accelerates its emergence as a key global partner for advanced aviation materials.
- ▪SEOUL, South Korea, July 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SeAH Aerospace & Defense (SeAH A&D) announced a historic long-term agreement (LTA) to supply high-strength aluminum alloy materials to Airbus.
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SeAH Aerospace & Defense Becomes Korea's First Aluminum Alloy Supplier for Airbus News provided by SeAH Aerospace & Defense (SeAH A&D) Jul 26, 2026, 20:00 ET Share this article Share toX Share this article Share toX Key Highlights: Recognized for its superior process control and quality standards, SeAH A&D signed a long-term agreement with Airbus ahead of final product certification. The company will begin the quality certification process in the second half of this year to supply high-strength aluminum alloys for Airbus fuselages and wings. Building on its recent success with Boeing, SeAH A&D's entry into the Airbus supply chain accelerates its emergence as a key global partner for advanced aviation materials.
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