Kaohsiung International Airport KHH / RCKH

First ground-handling company at Kaohsiung International Airport, operating there since 1973; provides pre-departure/post-arrival marshalling and guidance, ramp servicing and baggage handling for airlines at KHH — confirmed against TASCO's own corporate-history milestone (Chinese Wikipedia: "臺灣航勤承攬高雄機場地勤業務" dated 1973).

State oil company and Taiwan's national aviation-fuel refiner/supplier; supplies Jet A-1 at Taiwan's main commercial airports including Kaohsiung. Confirmed CPC began a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) supply program around April-May 2025 (contemporary press: Taiwan News, CommonWealth Magazine, Oils & Fats International all cover CPC's April 2025 SAF rollout for domestic carriers) — the specific ceremony name and a joint naming of all three main airports (Taoyuan/Songshan/Kaohsiung) in one event could not be independently verified and is not asserted here. The specific into-plane fuelling agent/operator at KHH is also not separately confirmed.

Self-handled, Uni Air — its home-base KHH hangar plausibly covers daily/transit line checks for its own fleet in addition to heavier work, but this specific split of line vs. base activity is not separately documented.

Self-handled, Uni Air — operates its own dedicated 2,372 sqm maintenance hangar ("立榮維修棚廠") at Kaohsiung International Airport (its principal domestic hub) for its ATR and A321 fleet; hangar size confirmed against the airport's Chinese-language reference profile.

Airport-authority-owned maintenance hangar at KHH, 7,056 sqm, sized to accommodate one B-737 and one A-300 (or similarly sized aircraft) simultaneously; size confirmed against the airport's reference profile. Corrected agency name to Civil Aeronautics Administration (Taiwan's actual English designation; "Civil Aviation Administration" in the draft was imprecise). The operating tenant/maintenance organisation using the hangar day-to-day is not confirmed.

Flight kitchen dedicated to Kaohsiung (plus Taipei Songshan and Taichung), majority-owned by China Airlines (53.67%) and Uni Air (40.4%); supplies onboard catering at KHH for China Airlines, Uni Air, EVA Air, Mandarin Airlines, Tigerair Taiwan, China Eastern, China Southern, Xiamen Airlines, Juneyao Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, Thai Smile, Cathay Pacific and Air Macau — ownership split and full airline list independently confirmed.

Provides aircraft cabin cleaning and potable-water/lavatory servicing on the apron as part of standard turnaround handling at KHH, consistent with TASCO's documented ground-handling service scope; not independently itemised per station.

Operates the ramp ground-support-equipment fleet at its Kaohsiung station as part of standard ground handling (towing, marshalling, baggage/cargo carts). A documented green-energy GSE push (~35 units, 4 electric tow tractors) is attested for TASCO, but the underlying 2017 reporting names Taoyuan (TPE), not Kaohsiung — so that specific fleet count does not verify for KHH and is dropped from this line; the general claim that TASCO runs KHH ramp GSE stands (implicit in providing ground handling) but the equipment inventory itself is unconfirmed.

China Airlines Group subsidiary operating Kaohsiung International Airport's own air cargo terminal (a distinct, smaller facility from TACTL's Taoyuan operation) — 16,813 sqm, 12 dock positions (4 import warehouses, 7 export warehouses, 1 aircraft-side warehouse), roughly 100,000-tonne annual handling capacity; figures cross-checked against the Chinese-language KHH reference profile (Wikipedia) and confirmed consistent.

National Police Agency's Aviation Police Bureau runs a Kaohsiung Branch physically stationed at Kaohsiung International Airport (小港機場), independently confirmed via the bureau's own organisational structure, including a dedicated Security Screening Detachment (安全檢查大隊, six teams) covering passenger/baggage screening plus criminal-police and protection-police units; government-operated, not a private contractor.

Car rental counter operating at Kaohsiung International Airport terminal; confirmed on the airport's own reference/tenant list (Chinese Wikipedia KHH entry names it alongside three other counters).

Car rental counter operating at Kaohsiung International Airport terminal; confirmed on the airport's own reference/tenant list (Chinese Wikipedia KHH entry names it alongside three other counters).