Jeonnam -do, “Reform in October at the newest”… Gwangju International Reemployment Port Plan Disruption
The reopening rod map of Muan International Airport is predicted to be announced until early April and at the center of April. The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport is predicted to finish and announce the roadmap before April 18, the deadline of the airport, and it is predicted that the time will likely be released.
In keeping with Jeollanam -do on the first, Muan International Airport has been temporarily closed for the reason that last Jeju Air Airline accident, and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport is accelerating the establishment of a resumption plan.
An official from Jeonnam -do said, “The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport is currently considering the reopening rod map of Muan Airport, and will likely be announced as early as early April and 18 days.”
The official said, “If the roadmap is announced, it should find a way to ascertain the time of reopening Muan Airport in additional detail.”
Nonetheless, because the announcement of the roadmap has exceeded March, the Gwangju Airport’s early reemployment plan, which Gwangju has been promoted, is predicted to be inevitable.
Up to now, Gwangju City reviewed the roadmap to be announced in March and announced that it might submit a proper international service plan in consideration of civil safety and airport stability.
Gwangju tried to resume international flights in September to revive the local tourism industry, however it is predicted to affect the plan resulting from the delay within the resumption of Muan Airport.
Meanwhile, local politics, including Jeonnam -do and the council, maintain their opposition to the reemployment of international flights at Gwangju Airport.
As an alternative, the voice is urging the early reopening and revitalization of Muan International Airport. The Muan Airport Revitalization Promotion Committee recently delivered an inquiry to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport to call for a prompt reopening of Muan Airport.
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport is specializing in increasing the completeness of the roadmap, while maintaining the position of “safety is the highest priority.”
By Yang Joon -seok, reporter kailas21@aitimes.com
