Songjeong Middle School students hear from working aviation professionals
Safety planning manager shares hands-on experience to inspire future talent
Trinity Airways announced Monday that it had conducted an aviation career education session for youth in partnership with the National Aviation Museum.
The airline held the lecture Friday at the National Aviation Museum in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, for about 20 students from Songjeong Middle School.
The session was part of "Dream-Talk," a public-private career education program for youth co-organized by the National Aviation Museum and Trinity Airways. It was designed to deepen students' understanding of the aviation industry and broaden their career options.
Seo Hyeong-ju, Trinity's safety planning manager, served as the lecturer, introducing students to the role and importance of safety planning — a function that shapes an airline's core commitment to aviation safety and oversees its operational safety framework.
Drawing on firsthand experience, Seo walked students through the safety management process covering every stage of a flight, as well as emergency response systems, tailoring the explanations to the students' level. An aviation safety quiz was also held to boost engagement and deepen understanding of the role.
Trinity signed an MOU with the National Aviation Museum in July 2023 and has since carried out a range of environmental, social and governance activities, including youth education and support for arts and culture programs.
Employees working across various aviation roles — including cabin crew, flight dispatchers, maintenance technicians, safety and security staff, ground support and passenger sales — have taken part as guest lecturers. The airline is also pursuing projects to promote aviation culture, including an "Aviation Concert with the Museum" and collaboration on promotional video production.
"We hope this aviation career lecture gives students a chance to explore the wide range of jobs in aviation and think more deeply about their own futures," a Trinity official said. "We will continue to expand meaningful education support activities for the next generation of talent."
Meanwhile, Trinity has been stepping up its marketing efforts to expand customer touchpoints, recently launching a redesigned website and mobile app reflecting its new brand identity.
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