Korean Air is enhancing its presence in Asia by resuming and adding routes to China and increasing flight frequencies to Japan to cater to rising demand.
China and Northeast Asia: Expanded Network and Increased Frequencies
- Starting July 1:
- Daily flights between Busan and Shanghai-Pudong
- Daily flights between Jeju and Beijing
- Starting August 19:
- Seoul-Incheon to Hefei route will operate 5 times a week
- Starting September 16:
- Busan to Beijing route will increase to 6 weekly flights
- Starting October 14:
- Seoul-Incheon to Kunming route will operate 4 times a week
- Increased Frequencies:
- Seoul-Incheon to Yanji: From 4 weekly flights to daily flights starting June 1
- Seoul-Incheon to Dalian: From 4 to 11 weekly flights from July 1 to September 15
- Seoul-Incheon to Tianjin: From 1 to 2 daily flights from August 5 to October 20
- Seoul-Incheon to Ulaanbaatar: From 6 to 8 weekly flights from June 1 to September 30
Japan: Resumed and Expanded Operations
- Resumption and Increased Frequencies:
- Jeju to Tokyo-Narita: 3 times a week from July 19 to October 25
- Seoul-Incheon to Okayama: From 3 to 5 weekly flights starting August 3
- Seoul-Incheon to Kagoshima: From 3 to 5 weekly flights starting September 2
Korean Air aims to meet diverse passenger needs and provide exceptional service, strengthening its global network and enhancing travel experiences.