Founded in 1987, it is drawing up the agentic AI operations and safety masterplan for Gimhae (PUS). The register holds little else on its aviation work.
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Aviation AI deployments and updates
01 / Contracted
Korea Airports Corporation AI master plan with LG CNS
Gimhae International Airport · LG CNS
LG CNS has won Korea Airports Corporation's contract to draw up an AI master plan for its 14 airports, Gimpo, Gimhae and Jeju among them, the company announced on 5 August 2026. The work runs from AI strategy consulting through AI and data architecture and governance to proofs of concept for core tasks.
Its flagship is an agentic-AI safety service. In LG CNS's example, field staff record an incident by voice, and an AI agent drafts the report and guides the response.
LG CNS says about 50 AI tasks will be identified and tested. This is a planning contract, and none of the services has yet been reported in operation.
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LG CNS (vendor, contract holder)
The Herald Business (Korea)
02 / Deployed
Self-check-in, guide and patrol robots at Incheon International, 31 units
Seoul Incheon · LG CNS
Incheon International put 31 new robots into service from 18 May 2026, Kyunghyang Shinmun reported the next day. Ten are self-check-in robots costing 136 million won each, which the airport corporation calls a world first; 19 are generative-AI guide and patrol robots at 95 million won each; and two are docent robots.
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Kyunghyang Shinmun (English)
Asiae
