Aeronautical Meteorological Adviser of Hong Kong Observatory Visited Meteorological and Aviation Authorities in Korea

Aeronautical Meteorology Adviser of Hong Kong Observatory visits meteorological and aviation authorities in South Korea

Lee Kwok-lun

Mr Lee Kwok-lun, an Aeronautical Meteorological Adviser of the Hong Kong Observatory stationed at the Integrated Airport Centre of the Hong Kong International Airport, visited the Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) and the Air Traffic Command Centre (ATCC) in Korea from 11th to 13 February 2025.

During the visit, Mr Lee met with experts of the Aviation Meteorology Office of KMA in Incheon, exchanged views on the latest developments in aviation weather technologies and services, and discussed opportunities for future cooperation between the Hong Kong Observatory and KMA. Mr Lee also visited the ATCC in Daegu, to understand the work of KMA’s Aviation Meteorological Analyst at the centre, with a particular focus on the implementation of collaborative decision making among aviation stakeholders in Korea.

Dr Heo Bok-haeng, Director General of Aviation Meteorological Office of KMA (left) welcoming Mr Lee Kwok-lun (right).

Mr Lee Kwok-lun introducing the Observatory’s aviation weather services to experts of Korea Meteorological Administration.

Visit to Air Traffic Command Centre in Daegu, South Korea. From left to right are Mr Kin Woo-jin of the Air Traffic Command Centre of South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, Mr Lee Kwok-lun of the Hong Kong Observatory, and Ms Park Sinae and Ms Chung Raehyun of Korea Meteorological Administration.