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Jin Air Holds Promotion Training for 270 Staff Across Three Airlines
Jin Air held a joint training course for 270 newly promoted employees from Jin Air, Air Seoul and Air Busan.
The participants were deputy- and manager-level staff in general office work, cabin service, technical operations and aircraft maintenance.
The training follows the three airlines’ approval of a merger plan and signing of a contract on August 21.
Jin Air said the program is intended to develop key employees to support the future growth of the merged airline.
The training brings staff from the three companies together during the integration process.
The available information does not say what further steps or timetable will follow.
Jin Air held a promotion training course with Air Seoul and Air Busan for 270 employees.
The participants were promoted employees at manager and deputy manager levels.
They worked in general affairs, cabin crew, technical services and aircraft maintenance.
The training followed the three airlines’ approval of a merger plan and signing of a contract on August 21.
Jin Air said the program was intended to develop talent to lead the future growth of integrated Jin Air.
- Who
- Jin Air, Air Seoul and Air Busan; 270 promoted employees.
- What
- The airlines held a joint promotion training course.
- When
- The announcement was made on October 13, 2026. The training date is not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Jin Air said it aimed to develop talent to lead the future growth of integrated Jin Air.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The three airlines approved a merger plan and signed a contract.
Jin Air announced that the three airlines had held the joint promotion training course.
- Participants
- 270 promoted employees
- Airlines
- Jin Air, Air Seoul and Air Busan
- Job levels
- Manager and deputy manager
- Work areas
- General affairs, cabin crew, technical services and aircraft maintenance
- Merger agreement
- Approved and signed on August 21
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