T'way Air Employees Run Together to Pledge Commitment to a 'New Leap Forward'

Employees Attend Marathon Event on Sea Day

[Asia Economy Reporter Kiho Sung] T'way Air employees participated in a marathon event, running together to overcome the difficulties caused by COVID-19 and reaffirm their determination for a strong resurgence, the company announced on the 19th.

On the morning of the 17th, over 60 employees, including T'way Air CEO Jeong Hong-geun and members of the in-house marathon club T'way Running Crew, took part in the 27th Sea Day Marathon held around Yeouido Hangang Park in Seoul.

All job groups, including executives, flight crew, cabin crew, maintenance staff, and general office workers?who usually find it difficult to gather in one place due to their work?came together to run as one.

Since 2014, T'way Air employees have participated annually in marathon events to promote unity and pledge safe flight operations.

This event marked the first marathon participation by employees since COVID-19, serving as an opportunity to overcome hardships, strengthen their resolve for a vigorous resurgence in the upcoming post-pandemic era, and build a shared understanding.

T'way Air announced the beginning of change this year with the introduction of three large A330-300 aircraft. The company continues to take steps toward the future by launching new international routes, resuming existing routes, expanding cargo transportation business, and restarting new hiring.

A T'way Air official who attended the event said, "It was a meaningful occasion where employees from various job groups gathered with determination for resurgence, communicating and running together. We will do our best to achieve our common goals of resurgence and safe flight operations in the field, inspired by the unity shown in the marathon."

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