Korean air

Korean Air operates 14 round-trip flights per week, underscoring its commitment to facilitating travel and strengthening economic ties between Korea and the U.S. In 2023,

Korean Air (KE) is set to finalize a contract with Airbus to acquire 33 cutting-edge A350 family aircraft worth 13.8 billion US Dollars.

Korean Air (KE) is set to enhance its international services for the upcoming summer season of 2024, commencing on March 31st.

ITA Airways and Korean Air inaugurate a reciprocal codeshare collaboration encompassing flights between Italy and Korea

Korean Air (KE) has expanded its Airbus A321neo order, adding 20 more of these narrowbody aircraft to its existing order as part of its efforts to renew its fleet.

Korean Air (KE), based in Seoul Incheon (ICN), has allocated approximately USD 520,000 for lobbying efforts in the United States (US) since the beginning of 2022.

FRANKFURT- Here is the schedule for the operation of Boeing 747-8I (Intercontinental) aircraft by the three current operators: Air China (AC), Korean Air (KE), and Lufthansa (LH). This information is current as of October 8, 2023, and is subject to potential revisions.

Korean Air (KE) is set to expand its operations during the upcoming winter season in response to the resurgence in travel demand.

Korean Air (KE) is delighted to announce the resumption of several routes to China and Japan after a three-year and six-month hiatus.

Korean Air, in collaboration with Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS), has recently completed the delivery of its first AH-6 helicopter fuselage.