This ground staff uniform shares the same “space technology” core design concept as the cabin crew uniform, maintaining a unified air–ground visual identity while incorporating functional and structural adjustments tailored to the specific needs of ground service operations. Designed by France-trained designer Fang Kuo-Chiang, the uniform emphasizes functionality, clean lines, and a futuristic technological aesthetic, symbolizing Far Eastern Air Transport’s transition from a traditional service-oriented image toward a more technology-driven and professional brand identity.

The overall design adopts a two-piece structure consisting of a short-sleeved, three-dimensionally tailored jacket paired with a narrow skirt. The fit is tailored yet not restrictive, accommodating the demands of prolonged standing and frequent movement in ground service duties. The upper garment features a vivid red as the primary visual focus, with a concealed front placket that creates a sleek and streamlined appearance by eliminating excessive ornamentation and exposed fastenings, resulting in a more modern and professional look. Structural seam lines along the shoulders and chest subtly define a three-dimensional silhouette, echoing the same technological structural language seen in the cabin crew uniform.

In terms of color configuration, the design continues the brand logic established in the second-generation uniform, using Far Eastern Air Transport’s signature red as the main identity color, paired with a grey narrow skirt to create a strong visual contrast. This combination not only enhances corporate recognizability but also uses red side panel lines to refine body proportions, producing a more elongated and dynamic visual effect. The red-and-grey palette simultaneously conveys a sense of fashionable technology and brand continuity, forming a cohesive uniform system that aligns visually with the cabin crew’s grey-and-red color scheme.

Conceptually, this ground staff uniform also inherits the “space technology” theme, prioritizing functional performance suitable for both static and dynamic tasks. Whether engaged in counter reception, baggage assistance, or apron support, ground service personnel can maintain flexibility and comfort comparable to wearing functional sportswear, effectively breaking away from the traditionally restrictive image of ground staff uniforms. The designer placed particular emphasis on tailoring and panel construction, utilizing multi-panel three-dimensional structures and joint-oriented seam lines to enhance freedom of movement while preserving a crisp and structured appearance.

From a functional perspective, the uniform is made from high-performance, high-strength fabrics interwoven with antistatic materials, offering excellent elasticity and stability to withstand intensive service work and varying environmental conditions. The antistatic properties help reduce static interference caused by friction, thereby improving both safety and wearing comfort. Additionally, the concealed placket and practical pocket design enhance operational convenience during daily tasks, ensuring that the uniform maintains a clean and refined exterior while delivering high practical value.