Hanjin has been tasked with the international transport of broadcasting equipment for the Asian Games taking place in Aichi and Nagoya, Japan. The company will manage the entire process, from the importation of equipment to the international broadcast center (IBC) to its retrieval in South Korea after the event concludes.
As of early August, Hanjin began sequentially collecting broadcasting equipment from the three major terrestrial broadcasting centers located in Yeouido, Ilsan, and Sangam. The equipment was then packed into boxes, loaded into containers, and transported to Busan Port, where it underwent export customs clearance and was shipped to Japan.
After departing from Busan Port, the equipment arrived in Japan via maritime transport, followed by import customs clearance and local storage procedures before being delivered to the IBC. Hanjin will also oversee the dismantling of the equipment and its return to South Korea after the conclusion of the Games, completing the entire logistics project.
The broadcasting equipment includes high-value precision devices such as cameras and audio-visual gear, necessitating careful management to protect against shock and vibration during transport.
A Hanjin representative stated, "We wish for the success and victories of our athletes, and we will do our utmost to ensure the safe and accurate transport of broadcasting equipment, providing flawless logistics support so that the excitement of the event reaches the public without disruption."
Additionally, Hanjin has previously handled the transport of broadcasting equipment for the North, Central, and South America International Football Tournament and the transportation of overseas racehorses for the 2026 Korea Cup International Equestrian Competition.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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