"A New Work Environment for Sustainable Growth"

Jeju Air has secured its first independent headquarter building since its establishment.


Jeju Air Secures Its First Independent Office Building Since Establishment. Jeju Air

Jeju Air Secures Its First Independent Office Building Since Establishment. Jeju Air

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On September 16, Jeju Air announced that it will relocate to its own building in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, in the first half of next year, aiming to respond proactively to the rapidly changing aviation industry, ensure stable business operations, and prepare for sustainable growth.


Since its founding in 2005, Jeju Air has operated its Seoul branch from the Korea Airports Corporation's office facilities located at Gimpo International Airport. With this move, the company will have its own independent headquarters building for the first time since its inception.


Jeju Air's new building will be located near Gimpo Airport, maintaining accessibility while providing a broader and more efficient work environment. The company plans to establish workspaces that promote smooth communication and collaboration among employees and enable flexible responses to future organizational and business changes.


The new headquarters will have four basement levels and ten above-ground floors, covering a total floor area of approximately 15,793 square meters (4,777 pyeong), and about 500 employees engaged in management and support work are expected to be based there.


However, in order to maintain seamless collaboration and operational continuity, departments requiring close connection to the field—such as the maintenance headquarters, crew lounge, and some on-site support teams—will continue to be based at existing facilities within Gimpo Airport.



Jeju Air will now proceed with planning the internal layout of the new headquarters and setting up facilities, and will establish a detailed relocation plan moving forward.


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