HANJIN KAL

Aviation

Aviation services based on our global air transport network

Korean Air A global leader in airline industry
through change and innovation Korean Airport Service A company specializing in
ground handling services for air transport and logistics

Air Korea Excellence in air transport service support
based on integrated transport service network Jin Air A practical carrier based on
global standard-level safety
Ground Transportation

Korea’s largest logistics service with a cutting-edge logistics system

Hanjin Transportation Co., Ltd. Korea’s largest logistics service based on our global and cutting-edge logistics system
Tourism/Hotel/Real Estate

Makes ideal customer service come true by providing a world-class tourism service

Hanjin Travel Domestic and international travel company
True to the roots of the industry JungSeok Enterprise Co., Ltd. Offering trust and the best to our clients
The largest comprehensive building management company in Korea

KAL Hotel Network The best and foremost hotel business in Korea
Its core at customer service and business Air Total Service The frontier in
aviation services
Information Service

Integrated service for global travel content and information technology

TOPAS A travel information system
integrating travel content and IT TRAXON Global air cargo information network
featuring airlines from around the world Uniconverse Building our clients’ future through comprehensive communication service

Hanjin Information Systems &
Telecommunication ICT service corporation offering
true value to our clients Cyber Sky Voice of customers are
a top priority in our “Sky Shop”
Nonprofit Corporations

Hanjin’s non-profit corporations contributing for a better society

Inha Technical College The foremost technical college of Korea
With 50 years of excellence Inha University A leading university and
home of the global frontier Inha University Hospital University hospital aiding in public health
with a state-of-the-art
medical system

IL WOO Foundation CSR foundation for social development
through professional training and social welfare Korea Aerospace
University Leading the aerospace field in Korea,
Korea Aerospace University

Social Responsibility

From a small act to a big heart,
we dream of a warmer
and more beautiful world.

Group News

Korean Air to build urban air mobility hub in Bucheon Korean Air to buildurban air mobility hub in Bucheon(Seoul, April 30, 2025)- Korean Air is investing KRW 1.2 trillion to build a next-generation Urban Air Mobility (UAM) and Aviation Safety R&D Center in Bucheon, Gyeonggi Province to create a major new hub for future mobility and aerospace innovation in Korea.The ambitious initiative reflects Korean Air’s long-term vision to lead the future of aviation through advanced technology, world-class training and sustainable development. The new facility will serve as a central base for research, pilot training, and aviation safety advancement, strengthening the airline’s capabilities as it prepares for a new chapter following its integration with Asiana Airlines.On April 30, Korean Air formalized the project through a signing ceremony with Bucheon City at the Bucheon Arts Center. The event was attended by key stakeholders including Keehong Woo, Vice Chairman of Korean Air; Yong-eek Cho, Mayor of Bucheon; Han-Joon Lee, CEO of Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH); and Myung-hee Won, CEO of Bucheon Urban Development Corporation.Scheduled to break ground in 2027 and begin operations in May 2030, the center will span over 65,800 square meters, roughly the size of ten football fields. The center will host more than 1,000 personnel, including highly specialized researchers and instructors, and will serve as a comprehensive R&D and training hub.The Bucheon facility will include three major components:UAV Research Center:This center will focus on the development of advanced software and AI for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), supporting both commercial and defense-oriented aerospace innovation.Flight Training Center:Set to become the largest pilot training facility in Asia, this center will consolidate Korean Air and Asiana Airlines’ flight operations. The number of flight simulators will increase from 18 (12 from Korean Air, 6 from Asiana) to 30, enabling the annual training of up to 21,600 pilots.Safety Experience Center:Designed to enhance both workplace safety and community engagement, this facility will provide immersive industrial safety training for airline personnel and offer educational programs for local businesses, students and residents.“This is more than just a facility; it’s the launchpad for Korea’s future in aviation,” said a Korean Air spokesperson. “Through bold investments in research, training, and technology, we are laying the foundation to lead the future of air mobility while deepening our commitment to safety, sustainability and global connectivity.”This project exemplifies Korean Air’s mission of “Connecting for a Better World,” and reflects the airline’s continued dedication to innovation, talent development and meaningful partnerships with the communities it serves.