Incheon International Airport Corporation Holds "Traffic Safety ON DAY" Campaign at Aviation Logistics Sites

200 tenant company representatives and workers take part in pledge ceremony
Four outstanding traffic safety improvement initiatives honored
Food trucks operate at 11 locations across the complex

Incheon International Airport Corporation has launched a campaign to create a safe logistics environment together with companies based in the air logistics complex and on-site workers.

At the “Incheon Airport Traffic Safety On Day” event held on the afternoon of the 10th at the Incheon Airport cargo terminal and surrounding logistics complex, Kim Beomho, acting president of Incheon International Airport Corporation (center), and Kim Changgyu, head of the Operations Division (third from right), take part in a traffic safety pledge ceremony with representatives of air cargo companies. Incheon International Airport Corporation

Incheon International Airport Corporation said on November 11 that it held the “Incheon Airport Traffic Safety ON DAY” campaign for aviation logistics workers on November 10 in the area around Incheon Airport’s cargo terminal and logistics complex.

With South Korea on track to reach $1 trillion in annual exports for the first time ever, the campaign was organized to promote traffic safety practices at Incheon Airport, a key gateway for the country’s exports, and foster a safety culture involving both tenant companies and on-site workers.

About 200 people from the corporation and the aviation logistics sector took part in the event. Participants reaffirmed their commitment to voluntary traffic safety practices through various programs, including an awards ceremony for outstanding traffic safety practices, a traffic safety pledge ceremony, and the Safety Dream food truck.

Last month, the corporation held a contest for tenant companies to submit examples of traffic safety improvement activities. From among submissions by 14 participating companies, four outstanding examples were selected following an online vote. The selected companies were Korean Air and Korea Airport Service at the cargo terminal, and CJ Logistics and DSV Contract Logistics in the logistics complex. At the event, the corporation shared the results of their traffic safety activities through an awards ceremony and screenings of videos showcasing the outstanding examples.

The corporation then held a traffic safety pledge ceremony with tenant companies. At 11 locations in the cargo terminal and logistics complex, it also held interactive events, including the Safety Dream food truck and a traffic safety pledge for workers, to encourage traffic safety practices.

South Korea is expected to surpass $1 trillion in annual exports for the first time ever sometime this month. As a global logistics hub that ranked third worldwide in air cargo volume in 2025, Incheon Airport contributes to the country’s export competitiveness. The corporation plans to continue working with tenant companies to create a safe logistics environment and strengthen the airport’s role as a key gateway for national exports.

Kim Beomho, acting president of Incheon International Airport Corporation, said, “Incheon Airport was able to rank third worldwide in air cargo volume in 2025 thanks to the tenant companies and workers who have worked tirelessly on the ground in aviation logistics. To sustain this achievement, it is important to create a safe logistics environment alongside strong logistics competitiveness. The corporation will continue to work with tenant companies to make Incheon Airport a safe airport worthy of a world-class air logistics hub.”

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