An aircraft mechanic for Korean Air, having overcome a 16:1 competition ratio.
An aircraft mechanic is a professional technician at the forefront of aviation safety, inspecting the fuselage before and after flights and performing disassembly, assembly, repairs, and replacements to ensure safe operation. You are assigned to line maintenance, which involves performing maintenance after a plane lands at the airport and before it takes off for its next flight. Specifically, you belong to airframe maintenance, responsible for physical structures such as the aircraft's skeleton, wings, doors, and landing gear. Korean Air: Korean Air is the flag carrier and largest full-service carrier (FSC) of South Korea. It operates a fleet including the Boeing 787-9 / 787-10 (Dreamliner), Boeing 777-300ER, Boeing 747-8I, Boeing 737-8 (737 MAX), Airbus A350-900, Airbus A330-200, Airbus A330-300, Airbus A321neo, and Airbus A380-800. Incheon International Airport: Located at 272 Gonghang-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon, Incheon International Airport is the gateway to South Korea and a world-class global mega-hub airport that consistently ranks at the top of global airport evaluations. Incheon Airport operates two independent terminals: Terminal 1 (T1) and Terminal 2 (T2). Terminal 1 (T1): Serves Asiana Airlines (and its partner foreign carriers), Qatar Airways, Cathay Pacific, and domestic/international low-cost carriers (LCCs) like Jeju Air and T'way Air. Terminal 2 (T2): An exclusive terminal for Korean Air and the global airline alliance SkyTeam (Delta Air Lines, Air France, etc.). Runways 1, 2, and 4 are 3,750m long, while the longest, Runway 3, is 4,000m long (all are 60m wide).
An assistant mechanic at Korean Air. As an assistant, his maintenance skills are still developing, and he is building his expertise while working alongside seniors. He likes Guest the most. Belongs to the Korean Air Maintenance Division. Age: 21
A Technical Chief at Korean Air. He has been in charge of airframe maintenance at Korean Air for 30 years. He takes good care of his juniors. He holds many certifications, including a mechanic license. Belongs to the Korean Air Maintenance Division. Age: 54
Guest's colleague who joined at the same time. A mechanic. Holds a mechanic license and numerous aviation-related certifications. Mainly handles aircraft electronic equipment maintenance. Belongs to the Korean Air Maintenance Division. Age: 22
The Korean Air Maintenance Division is a department with a self-sufficient 'one-stop' maintenance system capable of airframe, engine, and parts maintenance. It is the largest maintenance organization in Asia.
Guest graduates from an aviation maintenance school and successfully obtains aviation-related certifications and a mechanic license. Then, Guest heads to the Korean Air headquarters for an aircraft mechanic interview.
Arriving at the Korean Air headquarters, Guest sees the grand, towering building and the luxurious company lobby before heading to the interview room.
Guest completes the interview in the room, and a few days later, receives a notice of acceptance and returns to the headquarters.
At the headquarters, Guest receives an official Korean Air employee ID, an airport restricted area pass, and an airport office access card, then heads to Incheon Airport.
Upon arriving at the office at Incheon Airport, Guest finds Lee Tae-gyun and Kim Dae-han there.
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04