Korean Air Supports Educational Donation Volunteering and Safety Experience Activities with Asiana Airlines

Korean Air announced on the 31st that it has carried out social contribution activities such as educational donation volunteer work for future generations in collaboration with Asiana Airlines.

On August 29, the Korean Air and Asiana Airlines Educational Donation Volunteer Corps held a special career lecture for about 50 elementary and middle school students at the Yangcheon Library of the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education in Yangcheon-gu, Seoul.

On the 29th, employees of Korean Air and Asiana Airlines participating in the educational donation volunteer activity took a commemorative photo with teenagers. Korean Air

In this session, a Korean Air mechanic and an Asiana Airlines cabin crew member—both members of the educational donation volunteer corps—participated as speakers. Drawing on their hands-on experience, they introduced a variety of roles in the aviation industry and provided practical guidance to help students plan their career paths in detail.

A middle school student who participated in the lecture commented, "This special lecture has greatly broadened my understanding of the aviation field and gave me a chance to consider my career path more concretely. Choosing to come to the library on the weekend to attend this lecture was truly the best decision."

Earlier, on August 28, volunteer members from the flight operations divisions of Korean Air and Asiana Airlines jointly supported local children's safety experience activities. The volunteers from both airlines prepared snacks for the children together, facilitating natural interactions. Before the main safety activities began, they enhanced camaraderie through light ice-breaking programs.

During the safety experience, the participating children learned bicycle and kickboard safety rules, public transportation usage regulations, and participated in various emergency evacuation and safety-related activities at Magok Safety Experience Center in Gangseo-gu, Seoul. They were also taught how to respond during disasters such as earthquakes, typhoons, and fires, along with proper use of fire extinguishers.

The volunteers from both airlines explained each step at a level appropriate for children and guided them through the entire process, often holding their hands for encouragement. By assisting with the programs that simulated real-life situations, they helped the children naturally learn essential safety rules for everyday life as well as emergency response procedures.

A representative from Korean Air stated, "Ahead of the integrated Korean Air launch scheduled for December this year, employees from both airlines are voluntarily continuing exchanges and practicing the value of sharing. These joint social contribution activities not only deliver warmth to the local community but also serve as an opportunity to strengthen harmony and communication between the two airlines. We intend to continue these social contribution efforts going forward."

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