Hanjin Takes Charge of International Transport of Broadcasting Equipment for the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games

Overseeing the Entire Process from Delivery to Japan's IBC to Retrieval After the Event

Hanjin announced on September 8 that it is in charge of the international transportation of domestic broadcasting equipment for the Asian Games being held in Aichi and Nagoya, Japan. The company manages the entire process, from delivery into the local International Broadcasting Center (IBC) to retrieval of the equipment in Korea after the event, showcasing its sports logistics capabilities.

Starting in early August, Hanjin sequentially collected broadcasting equipment from the main broadcasting centers of Korea's three terrestrial broadcasters, located in Yeouido, Ilsan, and Sangam. After packing each piece of equipment according to its characteristics in wooden boxes for export, the items were loaded into containers and shipped to Busan Port, where they underwent export customs clearance and were loaded onto vessels for Japan.

Hanjin announced on the 8th that it has taken charge of international transport for domestic broadcasting equipment of the Asian Games. Hanjin

Upon departing from Busan Port, the equipment arrived in Japan via sea transport, where it underwent import customs clearance and local storage procedures before being delivered into the International Broadcasting Center (IBC). Hanjin, having safely delivered the equipment to the local IBC, will also be responsible for dismantling the equipment and returning it to Korea after the event, thus completing the entire logistics project.

The broadcasting equipment includes cameras and high-value precision audio and video devices, which require meticulous management to protect against shocks and vibrations that can occur during transit. Hanjin ensured the safe transport and local delivery of the equipment by tailoring its logistics operations to meet the characteristics of the cargo and the requirements of international shipping.

Hanjin has consistently strengthened its expertise in sports logistics by handling logistics for major international sporting events, including the 2014 Incheon Asian Games, the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics and Paralympics, the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, and the 2024 Paris World Sports Event. This year as well, the company continued to build its expertise by managing the transport of broadcasting equipment for the North and Central America International Football Tournament in June and transporting overseas racehorses for the 2026 Korea Cup International Equestrian Competition, covering broadcasting equipment and specialized cargo in the sports logistics field.

A Hanjin representative said, "We wish our national team success and victory, and will do our utmost to provide flawless logistics support, including the safe and precise transport of broadcasting equipment, so that the excitement and emotion at the event can be delivered to the public without a hitch."

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