Incheon Airport Corporation Establishes Sustainable Smart Airport Ecosystem... Builds Cooperative Relationships with 7 Companies

Incheon International Airport Corporation President Kim Kyung-wook is taking a commemorative photo with representatives of seven small, medium, and disabled enterprises, which are signatories to the agreement, at the signing ceremony for the creation of a sustainable smart airport ecosystem held in the corporation's conference room on the 15th. (From left) Jang Kyung-seok, CEO of Wonik Robotics Co., Ltd.; Gye Dong-kyung, CEO of Thor Drive Co., Ltd.; Park Ui-soo, CEO of Aim System Co., Ltd.; Jung Joon-young, President of the Korea Disabled Walkers Association; Kim Kyung-wook, President of Incheon International Airport Corporation; Ham Jae-sam, CEO of Smart Port Technology Co., Ltd.; Song Dong-ho, CEO of Soft On Net Co., Ltd.; Shin Sung-jae, CEO of Wooriel Soft Co., Ltd. Photo by XXX

[Asia Economy Reporter Dongwoo Lee] Incheon International Airport Corporation announced on the 16th that it has signed a "Business Agreement for the Creation of a Sustainable Smart Airport Ecosystem" with seven small, medium, and disabled enterprises in the airport industry sector.

The signing ceremony, held the previous day, was conducted in compliance with COVID-19 prevention guidelines. About 20 representatives and officials attended, including Kim Kyung-wook, President of Incheon International Airport Corporation, and representatives from companies operating or commercializing IT systems at Incheon Airport: Wooriel Soft Co., Ltd., Smart Port Technology Co., Ltd., SoftOnNet Co., Ltd., Wonik Robotics Co., Ltd., Thor Drive Co., Ltd., Aim System Co., Ltd., and the Korea Disabled I Work Association.

This agreement is significant in establishing the Incheon Airport ICT Cluster, encompassing small, medium, and disabled enterprises collaborating with the corporation, based on Incheon International Airport Corporation's ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) management philosophy, to create a sustainable smart airport ecosystem.

The corporation plans to establish a technical support system and provide customized marketing support to the companies that signed the agreement to promote mutual growth. By introducing and operating Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies at Incheon Airport and promoting the packaging and integrated branding of domestically developed technologies that have proven excellence, it aims to support the development of domestic and international markets for outstanding Korean technologies.

Kim Kyung-wook, President of Incheon International Airport Corporation, stated, "Based on this agreement, we plan to strengthen partnerships with cooperative companies in the airport industry that possess excellent technological capabilities," adding, "We will actively support domestic outstanding companies in developing domestic and overseas markets and lead the mutual growth of small and medium enterprises by creating a sustainable smart airport ecosystem."

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