"Building the Best Environment for the National Team" Soccer Association, Korean Air Sign Official Partnership

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The Korean Football Association (KFA) has joined hands with Korean Air.

The Korea Football Association announced in a press release on the 23rd that it held an official partnership agreement ceremony with Korean Air at Incheon International Airport Terminal 2 this morning.

The event was attended by key officials from both sides, including KFA Vice Chairman Lee Yong-soo, 2026 FIFA North and Central America World Cup support group head Park Hang-seo, national team coach Hong Myung-bo, Korean Air Vice Chairman Woo Ki-hong and marketing chief Kim Myung-joon, promising mutual cooperation for the development of Korean soccer.

Under the signing of the partnership, Korean Air fully supports air travel for the Korean national soccer team to participate in overseas away games and various international competitions in the future. In particular, the foundation for maintaining the best performance will be established by establishing an efficient movement system for the team ahead of the big international stage such as the 2026 FIFA North-China World Cup.

Korean Air, which has joined as an official partner, will support major projects and activities hosted by KFA at the same time. In addition, he will enjoy the world stage with Korean soccer by holding the right to utilize the national team emblem and logo, advertising rights in the stadium, and marketing rights related to the national team.

Lee Yong-soo, vice chairman of the Korea Football Association, said, "We are very happy to form a partnership with Korean Air, which has the world's best aviation service capabilities," adding, "This agreement not only improves the stability of the operation of the national team, but also provides an environment for our players to perform at their best on major international stages such as the World Cup."

The signing ceremony was held at Incheon International Airport just before the headquarters of Hong Myung-bo Team left for Europe. The national team will head straight to London to prepare for two straight A matches in March against Ivory Coast and Austria.

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