Korean Air Management and Labor Conduct Joint Inspection, Prioritizing "Safety First" Ahead of Merger
Korean Air is focusing on safety management ahead of its merger with Asiana Airlines. Recently, Korean Air's management and labor union conducted a joint safety and health inspection to check the company's safety status. This inspection was organized to foster a corporate culture that prioritizes safety above all else.
Vice President Yoo Jong-suk and labor union officials personally participated in this inspection. They visited maintenance facilities and airport sites to meticulously observe whether employees were working safely. The joint inspection by management and labor demonstrates a strong commitment to cooperating for safe flights.
Korean Air is currently undergoing significant changes as it prepares for the merger with another airline. During such times, preventing safety accidents is more important than anything else. The company plans to immediately address any risk factors identified through this inspection and support employees so they can work in a safer environment.
A Korean Air official emphasized, "Safety is the highest value that cannot be compromised." Moving forward, management and labor plan to continue their efforts to create an airline that passengers can use with peace of mind through regular inspections and close communication.