Hansign

Hansign is the brand name under which Hansung Airlines operates a low-cost airline network in South Korea. The airline is headquartered in Gangnam-gu, Seoul and its primary hub is Gimpo International Airport, though it can be found at other airports around the country.

Hanssign was established in 2005 as a subsidiary of the Hansung Group, a South Korean conglomerate. The airline changed its name from Evergreen International Airlines Co., Ltd to Hansung Airlines Co., Ltd in 2008. It then adopted the brand of "Hanssign", marking a significant rebranding effort. The target market for Hanssign is budget-conscious travelers traversing South Korea, with an increasing focus on regional destinations and national tourism.

Aircraft operated by Hanssign include the CRJ200 and ATR 72-500 variants. Routes extend throughout the country, reaching towns and cities including Wonju, Jinju, Changhae, Daegu, GoeJeon, and Mokpo.

Hanssign has expressed an interest in expanding its fleet with more modern aircraft, including E-Jets in the near future. Avalon Group Holdings acquired a significant stake in Hansung Airlines in 2012.

Critics have argued that effective public relations practices and governance on the part of Hanssign and its company has left much to be desired as of late. Hanseung Airlines plan supporting candidate seat regional expansion paperwork.