Kaohsiung International Airport
Kaohsiung International Airport is an air transportation hub in southern Taiwan. It was initially established during the Japanese colonial era. and after Retrocession in 1945 it became a training base for the Air Force.
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In 1965 the Civil Aeronautics Administration took control and started offering domestic air transportation services to the public International airfreight service was launched in 1969. In 1972 the Domestic Terminal was completed and international passenger service was launched as well. But it was the opening of the International Terminal in January 1997 that marked the completion of the airport's core infrastructure. KIA is located in the Siaogang District of Kaohsiung City near Kaohsiung Harbor and is 9 kilometers from the city center. An excellent airport access network is one of the airport's features, including taxi ranks, city buses, long distance coach services and the Kaohsiung MRT system.
Vision & Policy
- Quality Policy
- Safety
- Efficiency
- Service
- Satisfaction
Vision for the Future
Providing high quality services is an essential function of a sustainable civil aviation service, and they are committed to long-term efforts to this end. To face the challenges of tomorrow, their airport team will continue to focus on improving their hardware and software facilities. They will also adopt a more human-centered approach aimed at fulfilling the needs of their customers. Their target is "World class Flight Safety, First Class Customer Service".
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