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Incheon International Airport Incheon Internat Incheon I onal InternatIonal aI rport aIrport smart, art&green airport 2018 smart, art&green airport 2018 eng facebook weibo instagram facebook.com/incheonairport weibo.com/incheonairportcn(CHN) instagram.com/incheon_airport facebook.com/incheonairportjp(JPN) Begin Again Becoming the global masterpiece airport through the opening of Terminal 2. However, it is only the beginning, not an end. Incheon International Airport will continue its efforts to leap forward into the future and become the world-best airport. 360,000 62 million 2.9 million 7.3 million Sales KRW 2,400 billion 7th 3rd about 60,000 flights passengers tons of cargo transfer passengers (USD 2.1billion) in international passengers in international cargo airport employees (ACI) (ACI) CONTENTS TWO WINGS CORPORATE OVERVIEW THE SECOND NEW LEAP 04. CEO Message 05. History 06. Vision and Strategy FORWARD 08. Aviation Network 09. Air Traffic Statistics 10. Airport Operation Performance 11. Airport Service Performance In 2001, we spread the wings toward the world for 12. Awards the first time. In 2018, we celebrated another opening, 14. Financial Highlights with Terminal 2. The two terminals will become our 15. Social Value Creation two wings for a new leap forward. SMART, ART&GREEN AIRPORT 18. Smart Airport Making a new leap forward, Incheon International 24. Art Airport Airport has entered the new stage of becoming a 40. Green Airport global leading airport. SUSTAINABLE AIRPORT 48. 4th Phase Construction 50. Free Trade Zone 51. Air City 52. Overseas Business 53. Global Partnership CORPORATE VALUE 56. Corporate Culture 57. Social Contribution PUBLISHED BY Incheon International Airport Corporation PUBLISHER Incheon International Airport Corporation President&CEO, Il-Young CHUNG EXECUTIVE EDITOR IIAC Public Relations Group PUBLICATION DATE June 23, 2018 HOMEPAGE www.airport.kr TELEPHONE +82-1577-2600 ADDRESS 424-47 Gonghang-gil, Jung-gu, Incheon, 22382, Republic of Korea AIRPORT, THE HISTORY After its historical opening in 2001, Incheon International Airport has made unprecedented and remarkable line in history of the world CORPORATE airports in only 17 years. The Incheon Airport will continue to create new standards for the aviation industry, and it will make a new leap to OVERVIEW become the global leading airport. CORPORATE oVerVieW incheon international airport 2018 04 CORPORATE oVerVieW incheon international airport 2018 05 CEO MESSAGE Dear colleagues of aviation industry, HISTORY Since the historical opening of Terminal 1 in March 2001, Incheon Airport has made phenomenal accomplishments in only 17 years and became a de facto hub Incheon International Airport, pulling down the barriers among people and the world, airport of Northeast Asia. Incheon Airport will continue to make efforts to become a global leading airport beyond Northeast Asia. is making a new leap forward, having finalized its rd3 phase constructions of the past 8 years. With the clear goal of becoming the hub airport of Northeast Asia, Incheon International Airport has sustained growth and progress. This has been possible thanks to 60,000 airport staff that put passengers’ safety and convenience before anything else. however, we still have a long way to go. Making an airport with fantastic infrastructure, Commissioned to operate Kuwait Airport T4 May 2018 attractive services, and differentiated facilities with the focus on nature and state- of-the-art technology, we will induce more passengers and be ready to host Opened Terminal 2 January 2018 100 million annual passengers. No.1 in ASQ award for 12 consecutive years April 2017 As the best airport corporation in the world, we will also continue our efforts to Won the bid for operating and create added values. We will enhance our capabilities to become a logistical hub consulting new Istanbul Airport June 2015 and become the center of aviation, logistics, tourism, and culture in Northeast Asia through the construction of new airport city. Entered the Global Traveler’s hall of fame December 2014 Now Incheon International Airport is at a crossroad of becoming the global hub Commenced the construction of Terminal 2 September 2013 airport, beyond Northeast Asia. I ask for your full support in our future endeavors to challenge and innovate. Won the bid for the first overseas business February 2009 Thank you. (Supported the operation of the new airport in Iraq) Completed concourse and 2nd phase June 2008 construction March 2006 Opened Incheon Airport free Trade Zone September 2003 Operated CAT-Ⅲb for the first time in Asia Il-Young CHUNG March 2001 Opened Terminal 1 President & CEO Incheon International Airport Corporation May 1996 Commenced the construction of Terminal 1 CORPORATE oVerVieW incheon international airport 2018 06 CORPORATE oVerVieW incheon international airport 2018 07 VISION AND STRATEGY To become a global leading airport by 2020, Incheon Airport is carrying forward its vision of sustainable corporation, smart operation, global hub, and futuristic growth as well as detailed strategic goals. With the 24/7 airport operation, Incheon Airport will realize the vision of “A New Leap Forward towards the Global Leading Airport” with continued efforts and passion. A NeW LeAp ForwarD TowarD THe GLoBAL LeADING AIrporT SUSTAINABLE SMART GLOBAL FUTURISTIC CORPORATION OPERATION HUB GROWTH • Contribution to • Non-stop operation • WLU 100 million • Revenue KRW national economy • Maintain 1st place • hub Index 3 trillion • Contribution to job in ASQ • EBITDA KRW creation 2 trillion Concentrating Innovating airport Strengthening hub- fostering on pubic value operation to competitiveness to futuristic industry to grow hand in assure safety and lead the aviation to acquire new hand with the convenience industry growth engine nation CORPORATE oVerVieW incheon international airport 2018 08 CORPORATE oVerVieW incheon international airport 2018 09 AVIATION NETWORK Incheon Airport maximizes travel convenience of passengers by operating the AIR TRAFFIC STATISTICS Despite the difficulties in avation industry due to external factors including China’s largest number of international routes in China, Japan and Korea. In particular ban on group tours to Korea, Incheon Airport continued its efforts to create passenger we are reinforcing our status as the hub airport of the Northeast Asia region demand by diversifying destinations such as India, Taiwan, and recorded biggest with a large number of air routes connecting 60 cities in China and Japan, and growth ever by handling 62 million passengers and 2.9 million tons of cargo. by offering various transfer services. 360,295 Flight (Unit : flight) 6.1% 339,673 Incheon Airport has greatly expanded the aviation network by introducing 3 new airlines and 24 new routes through aggressive aviation marketing activities. With this, the international flight in 2017 increased up to 90 59 188 360,000, a 6.1% increase from the previous year. 2016 2017 AIRLINES COUNTRIES CITIES 62,082,032 Passenger (Unit: Person) 7.5% 57,765,397 Incheon Airport has been enhancing its hub competitiveness and expanding aviation network to creat passenger demand. In 2017, it handled 62 million passengers, a 7.5% increase from the previous year, setting the record for a single airport in all of Korea, China, and Japan. 2016 2017 CIS 14 europe 24 2,921,691 Cargo Korea 3 USA 29 (Unit : Ton) 7.6% 2,714,341 Asia 40 Japan 24 Based on its world-class infrastructure for logistics, Incheon Airport Middle east 6 China 36 invited global logistics companies and improved logistical process, which allowed the record of 2.92 million tons of cargo, a 7.6% increase from the previous year, which is the highest number since 2010. 2016 2017 Africa 1 oceania 9 7,319,144 Transfer Passengers 7,155,109 (Unit: Person) 2.3% Incheon Airport successfully turned the number of transfer passengers to positive growth through great efforts to expand domestic flights exclusively for transit and continuously develops new transfer supply market such as Russia and India based on excellent transfer amenities 2016 2017 and programs. * As of December 2017 CORPORATE oVerVieW incheon international airport 2018 10 CORPORATE oVerVieW incheon international airport 2018 11 AIRPORT OPERATION Incheon Airport aims to be the safest, fastest and most convenient airport in the AIRPORT SERVICE With elegant duty-free shopping, transfer services tailored to passengers’ needs, PERFORMANCE world. By combining excellent technologies and outstanding airport operating skills, PERFORMANCE various cultural performances, and diverse F&B, Incheon Airport is proposing a new We are offering innovative airport services. paradigm of global airport service by providing passengers with incomparable satisfaction. High-quality The first airport in Asia to Non-stop operation of duty-free shopping operate with NAVAIDS system brands KrW billion (75m visibility) (150k hours) 700 2,300 700 or more famous brands No. 1 sales from duty-free shops cat IIIb 150,000 of the world among airports in the world Various cultural performa nces all year round 7,400 30,000 Zero-accident flight operation World’s lowest number of performances persons (3.7 million flights) delayed baggage 2PPM 7,400 yearly cultural Large-scale music festival, (2 bags out of every million bags) performances ‘Sky festival’ every year F&B to suit 3,700,000 2ppm everyone’s taste *Lowest Baggage Delay Rate in history : 2 in Every 1 Million 90 shops /130 brands 130 or more brands in 90 or more shops Global Research’s Airport Korea’s first airport Satisfaction Survey by Pilots Collaborative Decision Making st (1 Place for 6 Consecutive Years) (Introduction of A-CDM) Special transfer services and facilities 24 hours 10,000cases Transfer amenities and free Transfer guide service in chinese 1st a-cdm services around the clock and japanese, 10,000 cases a month in average CORPORATE oVerVieW incheon international airport 2018 12 CORPORATE oVerVieW incheon international airport 2018 13 AWARDS Incheon Airport’s continued efforts to become the world’s best airport has been recognized worldwide and proven by the awards piling up every year.
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