Korean Air and Asiana Airlines Hold Joint Labor-Management "Unity Festa"

About 4,000 Employees and Family Members Attend

Korean Air announced on April 20 that it held a joint labor-management event, the "Unity Festa," to commemorate the 61st anniversary of the labor union's founding.

Korean Air held the "Labor-Management Unity Festa" on the 19th at Bucheon Sports Complex in Bucheon, Gyeonggi Province, to commemorate the 61st anniversary of the union's founding. Woo Ki-hong, Vice Chairman of Korean Air (seventh from the left in the front row), Jo Young-nam, Chairman of the Korean Air Labor Union (eighth from the left), Kim Dong-myung, Chairman of the Federation of Korean Trade Unions (ninth from the left), Jo Yong-ik, Mayor of Bucheon (sixth from the left), and Jin Sung-jun, Member of the National Assembly from the Democratic Party (third from the left), along with other key officials and guests, are taking a commemorative photo. Korean Air

The event took place on April 19 at Bucheon Sports Complex in Bucheon, Gyeonggi Province, and was attended by a total of approximately 4,000 employees and family members from both Korean Air and Asiana Airlines. Key guests included Kim Dong-myung, Chairman of the Federation of Korean Trade Unions; Jo Yong-ik, Mayor of Bucheon; and Jin Sung-jun, Member of the National Assembly from the Democratic Party (Seoul Gangseo-eul).

Woo Ki-hong, Vice Chairman of Korean Air, stated, "There may be challenges as we restructure the Korean aviation industry and lead the global aviation sector. However, if all employees of Korean Air and Asiana Airlines unite their efforts and labor and management trust and cooperate with one another, the journey ahead for the integrated Korean Air will be meaningful and fulfilling."

The Unity Festa is held annually to further solidify a culture of coexistence and harmony between labor and management. This year, as it was the first event held since the acquisition of Asiana Airlines, the scale was expanded by 1.5 times compared to previous years, and approximately 1,300 Asiana Airlines employees and their families also participated.

Employees strengthened their sense of unity by participating in various activities such as walking through the Azalea Hill and completing missions. The festival concluded successfully with celebratory performances and prize drawings, offering enjoyment for all ages.