Total Flying Time: 13 Years, 7 Months

총 비행시간: 13년 7개월 - 오늘부로 새로운 도전의 비행을 위해 색동날개를 접고 착륙하다.
헥헥.. 이 포스팅 위해 간만에 열랑 뽀샵질 Show Original Image

Thank you and farewell

The messages in these replies from the business counterparts were totally overwhelming.

The Final Chapter of The Wizard of OZ

A long OZ journey comes to an end.

C is for Cheese

All day training ends with beef and alcohol. Happy campers representing LAXSD and LAXKK.

BlackBerry'ng Break Time

Everyone was BlackBerry'ng during the break time, except Rachel. She wins!

iPad in Action

Watching Keynote presentation using iPad. First time seeing it in action for the business world.

Asiana Bazaar at The Korea Daily

Asiana Bazaar at The Korea Daily

Dinner with LAXKKZ

요즘 줄줄이 회식. 출장 마치고 도착후 3시간 뒤 막바로 고고싱.

2010 Communication & Creative PT

6 TV spots and 4 print ads.. 갑과 을의 오묘한 관계..

2010 Communication & Creative PT

That time of the year again. Creative brains at work.

OZ Cheer Up 2009 - LAXSD/SM/SF/KK

OZ Run Event at the Rose Bowl (Brookside Park), Pasadena

OZ Cheer Up 2009 - LAXSD/SM/SF/KK

EOS 10D: 15-30mm, 70-200mm & Canon PowerShot
BGM: Nobody Knows by Torsten Fassbender (Feat. Julie Anne M.)

At Least We Have Weekends

Pablo and Jessica at Sofitel

BT Cocktail Party at Sofitel. Haven't seen Pablo in a long time. (w/ Jessica)

KHJ in LAX

KHJ from Seoul. Short but fun outing. Filled with good spirit.

Happy Heavy Hour

말 안듣고 카메라 의식하는 대현


에부리바리 오예~


달리고 달리는 지니


후까시 김대현


What more can we say... the power of 2차.

ATW Feb '09 Circulates

오늘 잡지 도착. 오.. 뿌듯하도다. ATW Photo shoot.

ATW (Air Transport World) - Feb 2009

우~ 김브라가 찍으신 사진이..
ATW 2009년 2월호 (Airline of the Year - Asiana) 표지로 장식.
찍은 후 짐작과 딱 떨어지는.. ㅋ

What a Dumb Way to Backfire

이런 유치 + 얌체 빤쓰.. Click to Zoom
상 받은거 보다 이런 광고 낸게 더 쪽팔리실 듯. 빨리 잊어버리삼.

Asiana Airlines Named Airline of the Year

Asiana Airlines Named AIRLINE OF THE YEAR by Air Transport World Magazine - New York, NY (January 28, 2009)

Penton Media’s Air Transport World, the leading monthly magazine covering the global airline industry, today announced the selection of Asiana Airlines as its Airline of the Year for 2009. Asiana, based in Seoul, South Korea, was recognized for its superb commitment to passenger safety and operational excellence as reflected in industry-leading dispatch reliability and engine inflight shutdown rates. The awards will be presented on February 17 in Washington, D.C., at ATW's gala awards dinner at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center.

ATW's editors noted that Asiana's dedication to operating at the highest level of safety is matched by its devotion to superb customer service. Its designation as one of only a handful of 5-Star Airlines by Skytrax speaks to that commitment as do its significant investments in inflight services and amenities and cabin attendant training. ATW's editors also took into account Asiana's financial performance, with aggregate earnings of $542 million between 2004 and 2007.

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Exeter, U.K.-based Flybe was named Regional Airline of the Year. Flybe is an industry trendsetter that has demonstrated innovation, adaptation and a willingness to take calculated business risks over its 30-year history as it has grown organically and through acquisition to become Europe's largest regional airline. The editors also applauded Flybe for its early commitment to making consumers aware of the environmental implications of their choices in air travel by offering them an environmental report card of each flight they take.

Steven F. Udvar-Hazy, Chairman and CEO of International Lease Finance Corp., was presented with the Joseph S. Murphy Industry Service Award for his philanthropic efforts that led to the creation of the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center of the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum. The award also celebrates the leadership role Mr. Udvar-Hazy has played in challenging aircraft and engine makers to achieve the utmost efficiency and reliability for the world's airlines.

UPS Airlines was chosen as the Cargo Airline of the Year. It was recognized for its successful growth over the past two decades, including the rapid development of a global network. The editors were impressed with UPS Airlines’ commitment to safe operations and history of technological innovation, ranging from the way in which parcels are sorted and delivered to leading-edge Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast flight tests that could benefit the entire air transport industry.

Naverus received the Aviation Technology Achievement award for its path-breaking work in developing and commercializing Required Navigation Performance (RNP) for use by the world's airlines and air navigation services providers. RNP combines state-of-the art avionics and systems with global positioning system technology to improve safety and efficiency. More recently, it has become an important tool in reducing the environmental footprint of aircraft.

Norwegian Air Service ASA was presented with the Market Leadership Award. This award recognizes the Oslo-based airline's successful adaptation of the low-cost model to the Scandinavian air travel market. In particular, the editors were impressed by Norwegian's strategy to combine low fares with high tech, with a strong emphasis on customer-focused information technology.

Air New Zealand received the Public Relations Award. In choosing Air New Zealand, the editors cited the airline for creating an atmosphere of candor and open access to senior management and for effectively communicating the leadership role the airline has taken on environmental issues affecting aviation.

Air Transport World (www.ATWOnline.com) is the leading, monthly magazine serving the airline and commercial aircraft manufacturing and support industries. It launched its awards program in 1974. ATW is published by Penton Media, Inc.
(Press Release | Photo: Airliners.net)