※ This video is part of <Extreme Jobs - Incheon Airport People> broadcast on August 6, 2022. Since the complete lifting of COVID-19 flight restrictions, the number of passengers at Incheon Airport has exceeded 60,000 per day. Accordingly, the number of pieces of luggage is said to reach an average of 35,000 per day. As the airport becomes more busy, it has become more complicated. From baggage checks to immigration procedures and flights. We introduce Incheon Airport and airline people who work hard every day to ensure a safe and comfortable journey from beginning to end. Incheon Airport Customs, which blocks the entry of drugs, terrorist items, and contraband into the country! As the number of people entering the country from various countries has increased since COVID-19, cases of illegal goods being hidden in unusual ways have occurred. As a result, customs officials are busy. While using an X-ray machine to read suspicious items in luggage, on-site staff directly check items such as drugs that are not easily visible on the screen. On the conveyor belt, detection dogs are used to thoroughly check. The number of illegal items detected at customs has been increasing recently due to thorough inspection procedures. We meet customs officials who are always tense, tired, and exhausted because they never know what dangerous items, such as guns, swords, and drugs, might be present, but they are struggling to protect the safety of society and the health of the people. The baggage handling facility is where the luggage of passengers who have completed the entry process goes. The baggage handling facility is over 130km long and has 10,000 motors. This long and complex handling facility is managed by the baggage management team. The most important thing they consider is not to create late baggage. The standard for managing late baggage is said to be the world's lowest amount at 2 per 1 million pieces. The luggage being transported contains the passengers' time that they want to protect! Let's go inside the place where people work day and night to protect the precious 10 minutes of passengers. The aviation lighting control center, where they manage a whopping 37,000 lights and light up the runway. If even one light breaks down, it is immediately connected from the office to the site, and maintenance can be done on site right away thanks to the well-established system. Even in hot weather, they never stop checking screens and performing on-site maintenance to keep the runway bright. They say they are on high alert 24 hours a day in a situation where they never know when something will go wrong. Let’s meet the people at the aviation lighting control center, the star of Incheon Airport that never goes out. The wildlife control unit patrols all day to prevent collisions between aircraft and birds and controls wild animals. They shoot guns or use automatic bird sonar to chase birds, and they say that they move on non-repetitive routes because of the nature of birds that learn. The airport area managed by each person is 1,600㎡! Let’s go inside where the people who run the field for safe flights gather. There are people who are responsible for the inside and outside of the aircraft for safe and comfortable flights! When an airplane enters the airport, many people’s hands are needed before it takes off again. First, the janitors clean the cabin and disinfect it for COVID-19 prevention. They are given 10 to 15 minutes. They have to move quickly to meet the cabin inspection time of the flight attendants. After the cleaning is over, the flight attendants go to work. Searching for lost items and explosives and working hard for the convenience and safety of passengers is basic. While there are people who struggle like this on board, there are people who are responsible for the entire interior and exterior of the aircraft. It is the job of the mechanic to carefully examine all matters related to the safety of the aircraft, including the cockpit, and even the defects of a single part. The captain, who is in charge of the flight, also carefully inspects the aircraft. Continuous inspections are essential for safety even after takeoff! They do not let their guard down until the passengers return safely. Let's meet the airline people who think that the warm greetings and safety of the passengers are enough! ✔ Program name: Extreme Job - Incheon Airport People ✔ Broadcast date: 2022.08.06 #GolladunDocumentary #ExtremeJob #IncheonAirport #Airport #Travel #OverseasTravel #Baggage #Immigrant #Departure #Airline #Aircraft #Airline #Plane #Customs