(In the picture: From left to right, Lee Jooyoul, Seo Jinseok, and Yun Gwonseong)
Tokyo, Japan, 31st March 2025
In February 2025, Envac inspected ANA Air Catering Units 1 and 2 at Haneda Airport, replacing and installing the blower (exhauster). The company also refined operational methodologies and manuals to optimise efficiency and reliability. By overseeing equipment design, delivery, installation supervision, commissioning, and ongoing system management, Envac continues to enhance technical standards and service quality.
At Narita Airport, Envac provides maintenance and technical support for JAL’s in-flight meal processing system, in operation since 2011 and 2014. With regular inspections and performance enhancements, Envac ensures stable and efficient operation. Since entering Japan’s in-flight meal catering market in 2013, the company has successfully completed multiple projects, securing its first major contract in 2014.
Beyond Japan, Envac has a strong presence in global airline catering waste management. In South Korea, the company has supported LSG Catering and Korean Air since 2001, accumulating decades of expertise. With installations at key international hubs such as Hamad International Airport in Qatar, Emirates Flight Catering in Dubai, and Hong Kong International Airport, Envac brings global best practices to improve in-flight meal processing efficiency worldwide.
“It was a valuable experience to work closely with our Japanese partners at both Haneda and Narita airports. By applying our engineering know-how and drawing on best practices from Korea, we were able to increase the operational efficiency and reliability of the existing systems. We’re proud to contribute to the continuous improvement of catering operations in such a high-standard market, and we look forward to deepening our collaboration through advanced technologies like remote monitoring and predictive maintenance.” – Lee Jooyoul, Catering Team Lead, Envac Korea
Japan’s engineering sector demands high-quality standards and advanced technology, and Envac has established itself as a trusted partner by consistently delivering reliable solutions. This reputation supports its continued expansion and positions the company for future projects in Japan.
Looking ahead, Envac plans to introduce a remote monitoring system for real-time facility oversight, enabling predictive maintenance and optimising performance. By continuously adapting to the specific needs of the Japanese market, Envac remains committed to providing cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving demands of the airline catering industry.
As sustainability and efficiency become priorities for airline catering facilities globally, Envac continues to lead innovation in waste management, supporting major international hubs in achieving superior hygiene, operational efficiency, and environmental responsibility. With ongoing projects and strategic growth, Envac is set to reinforce its leadership in the global aviation sector.
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