South Korea is among the top 10 largest aviation markets in the world and it is going to change after the Korean Air (KE) and Asiana Airlines (OZ) merger.
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Korean Air completes landmark $1.4 Billion merger with Asiana Airlines, creating a powerhouse in South Korean aviation industry’s transformation.
On December 5, 2024 (yesterday), A Korean Air (KE) Airbus A380 jet engine blast damaged the JetBlue Airways A321 aircraft windshield at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), New York.
Video footage has surfaced of a passenger attempting to open an emergency exit mid-flight on Korean Air (KE) flight KE658 from Bangkok (BKK) to Seoul (ICN).
Flag carrier of South Korea, Korean Air (KE) has advanced its Boeing 787-10 service on the Seoul Incheon (ICN)– Vancouver (YVR) route.
Korean Air inaugurated its direct service from Seoul to Lisbon, Portugal on September 11, marking expansion of its European network.
Korean Air (KE) announces plans for a premium lounge at The New Terminal One in John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), New York.
Boeing secures a major deal with Korean Air (KE) for up to 50 widebody airplanes.
Boeing has initiated the formal trial flights with the US Aviation Authority, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to obtain the type certification for its 777X (777-9) aircraft
On Saturday evening (June 22, 2024), passengers aboard a Korean Air (KE) Boeing 737 MAX 8 experienced severe nosebleeds and ear pain following pressurization problems approximately 50 minutes after departing from Seoul Incheon Airport (ICN).