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Gimpo, Jun 12 jun (EFE).-At a time when flying is being discouraged due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, South Korea is launching an exciting National Aviation Museum to gain an in depth understanding of the industry and have immersive experiences that include emulating an acrobatic pilot or simulating the landing of a Boeing 747.The brand new venue, located next to Gimpo Airport, one of the two airports serving Seoul, begins its tour with a review of the history of aviation, exhibiting models ranging from Leonardo da Vinci's flying machines to the first motor-operated plane successfully tested by the Wright brothers in 1903.(Camera: ANDRÉS SÁNCHEZ BRAUN).SHOTLIST: THE NATIONAL AVIATION MUSEUM IN GIMPO, SOUTH KOREA.SOUNDBITES: SON MYOUNG-SOO, VICE MINISTER OF TRANSPORTATION (IN KOREA).TRANSLATIONS: Incheon Airport has optimized the flow of passengers; they are divided by regions of origin and their trucks are not mixed. Health screenings are carried out exhaustively, minimizing contact (among passengers). A tech system is also being prepared to allow for contactless arrivals and departures. South Korea wants to share these knowledge and experiences and wants to work with the international community so that we all fly again as soon as possible.

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