The Jeongseok Aviation Pavilion is an aviation museum operated by Korean Air and located on Jeju Island, South Korea. It is named after Cho Jeongseok, the late founder of Korean Air’s parent company, Hanjin Group. The pavilion serves as an educational and historical exhibit showcasing Korean Air’s aviation history and technological advancements.
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Korean Air Museum (Jeongseok Aviation Pavilion)
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Aircraft collection
| HL7219
HL7463 HL91A1 HL-102 | Airbus A300B4-2C
Boeing 747-2B5B Korean Air Chang-Gong 91 Lockheed C-121A Constellation |
Key Features of Jeongseok Aviation Pavilion
- Aircraft Displays
- Features retired aircraft from Korean Air’s fleet, including commercial airliners and helicopters.
- Offers a close-up view of aviation engineering and airline operations.
- Aviation History Exhibits
- Showcases the history of Korean Air, from its founding to its growth into a global airline.
- Includes models, uniforms, and airline memorabilia.
- Flight Simulation & Interactive Zones
- Visitors can experience flight simulators that replicate the cockpit experience.
- Educational displays on aerodynamics and aircraft mechanics.
- Jeongseok Airfield
- The pavilion is located near Jeongseok Airfield, a private airport used for pilot training and aircraft testing by Korean Air.