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(새 문서: __NOTOC__ =Gwangju Airport: The Beginning of the City’s Air Route= == Narrative == In 1939, during the Japanese colonial period, the opening of the 상무대 비행장|Sangmu Air...) |
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| − | In 1939, during the Japanese colonial period, the opening of the [[상무대 비행장|Sangmu Airfield]] marked the beginning of air transportation in Gwangju. The Japanese Navy Air Corps, known as the [[광주항공대|Gwangju Air Corps]], was stationed there, and nearby on [[사월산|Sawolsan Mountain]], underground storage facilities were constructed to hold fuel and bombs for airfield operations. After Korea’s liberation, the airfield was renamed [[광주비행장|Gwangju Airfield]] and continued to serve military purposes. With the growing demand for civil aviation, it was later expanded into a joint military and civilian airport. In 1964, it was relocated to [[신촌동|Sinchon-dong]] and renamed [[광주공항|Gwangju Airport]]. | + | In 1939, during the Japanese colonial period, the opening of the [[상무대 비행장|Sangmu Airfield]] marked the beginning of air transportation in Gwangju. The Japanese Navy Air Corps, known as the [[광주항공대|Gwangju Air Corps]], was stationed there, and nearby on [[사월산|Sawolsan Mountain]], underground storage facilities were constructed to hold fuel and bombs for airfield operations. After Korea’s liberation, the airfield was renamed [[광주비행장|Gwangju Airfield]] and continued to serve military purposes. With the growing demand for civil aviation, it was later expanded into a joint military and civilian airport. In 1964, it was relocated to [[신촌동|Sinchon-dong]] and renamed [[광주공항|Gwangju Airport]]. Today, it is home to the [[제1전투비행단|Republic of Korea Air Force’s 1st Fighter Wing]]. The airport once operated both domestic and international flights, but its international routes were transferred to [[무안국제공항|Muan International Airport]]. Located near [[상무대로|Sangmu-daero Road]], Gwangju Airport remains a symbolic site that embodies the modern history of Gwangju, tracing its transformation from a wartime military base to a modern air transport hub. |
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2025년 10월 11일 (토) 16:31 기준 최신판
Gwangju Airport: The Beginning of the City’s Air Route
Narrative
In 1939, during the Japanese colonial period, the opening of the Sangmu Airfield marked the beginning of air transportation in Gwangju. The Japanese Navy Air Corps, known as the Gwangju Air Corps, was stationed there, and nearby on Sawolsan Mountain, underground storage facilities were constructed to hold fuel and bombs for airfield operations. After Korea’s liberation, the airfield was renamed Gwangju Airfield and continued to serve military purposes. With the growing demand for civil aviation, it was later expanded into a joint military and civilian airport. In 1964, it was relocated to Sinchon-dong and renamed Gwangju Airport. Today, it is home to the Republic of Korea Air Force’s 1st Fighter Wing. The airport once operated both domestic and international flights, but its international routes were transferred to Muan International Airport. Located near Sangmu-daero Road, Gwangju Airport remains a symbolic site that embodies the modern history of Gwangju, tracing its transformation from a wartime military base to a modern air transport hub.
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