T'way Air Receives Commendation from Consulate General in Frankfurt for "ESG Management Contribution"

Active Participation in the "Support for Returning Korean Workers from Germany" Project
Frankfurt Route to Increase to Seven Flights per Week in May

T'way Air recently announced on the 19th that it received a letter of appreciation from the Consulate General of Frankfurt in recognition of its active implementation of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) management.

Seo Hyuk-jin, T'way Air Frankfurt Branch Manager (left), and Ko Kyung-seok, Consul General in Frankfurt, are posing for a commemorative photo after presenting a certificate of appreciation. Photo by T'way Air

In particular, T'way Air actively participated in the 'Support for Returning Korean Workers from Germany' project held last October, hosting welcome events at Frankfurt Airport and Incheon International Airport.

Ko Kyung-seok, Consul General of Frankfurt, stated, "With T'way Air's launch of flights to Frankfurt, it has played a significant role in realizing the long-cherished support project for Korean workers in Germany within German society. We hope that it will continue to grow as a proud national airline representing the Republic of Korea through ongoing social contribution activities."

T'way Air launched its new Incheon-Frankfurt route on October 3 last year and currently operates four times a week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday). Since its launch, it has transported approximately 30,000 passengers and contributed to the activation of economic and cultural exchanges between the two countries as well as regional community development. The route will increase to six flights per week starting late April and seven flights per week from late May.

A T'way Air official said, "ESG management is not a choice but a necessity, and it is a value that must be practiced for the sustainable growth of a company. We will continue to create a better future through environmental protection, social responsibility, and strengthening transparent governance."

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