Korean airline reaches out to special kids
Air Busan of Korea hosted its first charity service for its chosen beneficiary, the San Nicolas Elementary Special Education Center, on Feb. 28.
The school for the special children was introduced by the Philippine-Korea Cultural and Educational Exchange Center to the airline company, Korea’s regional airline with flights between Cebu and Busan, the second largest city in
South Korea.
Air Busan general manager for Cebu Young Jo Hoang, local staff and the Air Busan Blue Angels (flight attendants) entertained the children with a magic show.
The company provided some of the needs of the school, such as a mini swing, musical instruments, sporting equipment and school supplies.
“This is to promote physical activities among the children with special needs. This project will also enable them to improve their social skills,” the Air Busan said in its press statement.
“The agenda is to build community involvement and awareness to other families who have children with special needs, to realize that they are not alone,” it added.
The company promised to continue the community service as long as it operates in Cebu.
The funds for the project were donated by the passengers taking the Cebu-Busan flight, since April 2011.
