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Incheon Airport Security and Management Leadership Changes Leave Gap

A senior security official at Incheon Airport resigned, creating a gap in the airport's security system. A new president of Incheon International Airport Corporation was appointed after seven months, and the former president was cleared of allegations of abusing personnel authority. This has increased uncertainty over airport operations and safety management.

Chinese Terror Suspects Flee Incheon Airport

Four suspects in the "Xi Jinping" restaurant terror attack in Bundang were confirmed to have fled overseas via Incheon Airport shortly after the incident. All were identified as Chinese, and police are investigating based on airport entry records. The case highlights the need to strengthen airport security.

Korean Air Unused Miles Surge to 3 Trillion Won

Korean Air's unused mileage balance has risen to about 3 trillion won, leading to a decline in the use of bonus tickets. The mileage redemption rate has fallen for two consecutive years, and the airline is seeking ways to manage and utilize the accrued points. This trend is expected to affect the carrier's revenue structure and customer benefit policies.

600,000 Prohibited Batteries Detected on Aircraft

Recent inspections have uncovered 600,000 prohibited portable batteries on aircraft, raising concerns about aviation safety. Authorities are urging airlines to tighten oversight of battery management. The findings underscore the need for stricter regulations to ensure passenger safety.