Lee Hak-jae, President of Incheon Airport Corporation, Joins Campaign to Raise Awareness on Population Issues

Priority Departure Service for Families with Three or More Children to Be Introduced in the First Half of This Year

Incheon International Airport Corporation announced on the 15th that President Lee Hak-jae participated in the 'Population Issue Awareness Improvement Relay Campaign.'

Lee Hak-jae, President of Incheon International Airport Corporation, participates in the "Relay Campaign for Improving Awareness of Population Issues," holding a placard with the slogan and posing for a photo. Photo by Incheon Airport Corporation

This campaign, jointly organized by the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Korea Human Resource Development Institute for Health and Welfare, began in October last year. Participants hold placards with the campaign slogan, certify their participation, and then nominate the next participant.

President Lee Hak-jae joined this campaign upon the nomination of Lim Sang-jun, Director of the Korea Environment Corporation. He nominated Park Jong-gil, Director of the Korea Workers' Compensation and Welfare Service, as the next participant.

The corporation provides various family-friendly services. Representative examples include a 50% discount on parking fees for multi-child families (two or more children), stroller rental and electric vehicle mobility services, and operation of a total of 40 convenience facilities for pregnant women and family passengers.

Additionally, in the first half of this year, priority departure services will be applied to families with three or more children. One new traffic-vulnerable lounge specialized for pregnant women and families and two family lounges will be newly established, and family consideration parking zones will also be newly created within the year.

President Lee said, "The population issue is a crucial task that our society must collectively pay attention to and resolve," adding, "We will actively respond to government policies and faithfully fulfill the social responsibility of public institutions by expanding various support measures."