(News from 우정사업본부 / KoreaPost) On 20 March 2019 KoreaPost released a serie of three stamps showing aircraft produced by Korean companies, such as the KT-1 jet trainer and the KAI T-50 Golden Eagle by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI).
KoreaPost released these three stamps in a commemorative (souvenir) stamp sheet of 15 (3×5) stamps of 330 won each, printed by Cartor for POSA:

The details of the stamps:
한국의 항공기 | |
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우표번호 | 3364 |
종수 | 3 |
발행량 | 총 585,000장 |
디자인 | KT-1 기본훈련기 |
인쇄 및 색수 | 평판/4도/은박/ 스트롱엠보싱 |
전지구성 | 3 × 5 (195mm × 155mm) |
디자이너 | 신재용 |
발행일 | 2019. 3. 20. |
액면가격 | 330원 |
우표크기 | 45mm × 25mm |
인면 | 43.5mm × 25mm |
천공 | 13¼ × 13½ |
용지 | 평판 원지 |
인쇄처 | POSA(Cartor) |
한국의 항공기 | |
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우표번호 | 3365 |
종수 | 3 |
발행량 | 총 585,000장 |
디자인 | T-50 고등훈련기 |
인쇄 및 색수 | 평판/4도/은박/ 스트롱엠보싱 |
전지구성 | 3 × 5 (195mm × 155mm) |
디자이너 | 신재용 |
발행일 | 2019. 3. 20. |
액면가격 | 330원 |
우표크기 | 45mm × 25mm |
인면 | 43.5mm × 25mm |
천공 | 13¼ × 13½ |
용지 | 평판원지 |
인쇄처 | POSA(Cartor) |
한국의 항공기 | |
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우표번호 | 3366 |
종수 | 3 |
발행량 | 총 585,000장 |
디자인 | FA-50 경전투기 |
인쇄 및 색수 | 평판/4도/은박/ 스트롱엠보싱 |
전지구성 | 3 × 5 (195mm × 155mm) |
디자이너 | 신재용 |
발행일 | 2019. 3. 20. |
액면가격 | 330원 |
우표크기 | 45mm × 25mm |
인면 | 43.5mm × 25mm |
천공 | 13¼ × 13½ |
용지 | 평판원지 |
인쇄처 | POSA(Cartor) |
FDC
The FDC cancellation for this series:

KoreaPost released the following text about this release:
First, lets take a look at the KT-1 Basic Trainer named Woongbi which is a completely indigenous Korean aircraft ever developed. Its development was initiated in 1999, and the first KT-1 trainer was delivered to the Republic of Korea Air Force in 2000 for student pilots basic training purposes. Including a length of 10.26 m, a width of 10.60 m, and a height of 3.67 m, the KT-1 has the maximum speed of 574 km/h and range of 1,688 km. Boasting the best spin capability of its class in addition to a low stall speed, the KT-1 was first exported to Indonesia, followed by Turkey, Peru and Senegal.
Second on the list is the T-50 Advanced Jet Trainer known as the Golden Eagle which is Korea`s first supersonic aircraft. After the T-50, jointly developed by the Korean Aerospace Industries Ltd. and Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) succeeded in its maiden flight in August 2002, and then the supersonic flight in February 2003, T-50 started to be delivered to the Republic of Korean Air Force in 2005. Together with a length of 13.4 m, a width of 9.45 m, and a height of 4.94 m, the T-50 has the maximum speed of Mach 1.5 and range of 2,592 km. This historical development made Korea as the 12th producer of a supersonic aircraft and the sixth exporter in the world by shipping the T-50 to Indonesia in 2011.
Finally, the FA-50 light combat aircraft named the Fighting Eagle which is capable for light combat mission modified by the T-50 supersonic jet trainer. Features added to the FA-50 include the digital avionics upgrades with a tactical data link to allow for joint operations, a high-performance radar, air-to-ground precision guided missiles, the Radar-Warning Receiver(RWR) to sense hostile radar and the Night Vision Imaging System (NVIS) to ensure mission capability during night time. The FA-50 measures 13.14 m in length, 9.45 m in width and 4.82 m in height while the maximum speed and range are similar to those of the T-50. It has been deployed in the Republic of Korean Air Force since 2013 and has been also contributing to the air power of the Philippines, Thailand, and so on.
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