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Korean Air reports losses, launches new routes
Korean Air has recorded a net loss of KRW98.2 billion (US$87 million) for financial 2011, compared with a net profit of KRW623.9 billion a year earlier. Also today, Korean Air confirmed it will commence a new three times weekly service from London Gatwick to Seoul on April 29th.
Korean Air boosts Vietnam service with Danang flights
Korean Air has launched its first direct flights between Incheon International Airport in Seoul and Danang, Vietnam.Korean Air is considered the World’s Moat Innovative Airline by the prestigious World Travel Awards.
Korean Air to introduce direct flights to Da Nang
Korean Air is to launch direct flights between Incheon International Airport in Seoul and Da Nang, Vietnam starting from 19th January 2012 with two flights per week.
Gatwick Airport adds Korean Air to new Asia focus
Gatwick Airport has confirmed Korean Air - the national carrier of South Korea - is to launch three weekly flights from Gatwick to Seoul on April 29th this year from the newly renovated North Terminal. Korean Air was recently voted Asia’s Leading Airline First Class by the World Travel Awards.
New mobile portal for Korean Air passengers
Korean Air has launched a new mobile internet portal with a wide range of functions available via mobile devices. The new mobile service will include flight schedules and Skypass information as well as updates on miles, and will also be invaluable to any customer already booked on a Korean Air flight, whether booked directly on the web, on with any corporate or trade partner.
Korean Air Cargo sets industry standard with new app
Korean Air is seeking to boost its leadership in the global cargo industry with the launch of a new mobile website. Customers can enter the mobile website through Korean Air Cargo’s homepage, while smart phone and tablet PC users with operating systems above Android, iOS and Blackberry 6.0 can simply key in the URL.
Korean Air chairman calls for greater logistics integration
Hanjin Group and Korean Air chairman, Yang Ho Cho, have called for an “integrated air, sea and land logistics system to boost the global economy” at the Business Summit in France. Korean Air is considered the Asia’s Leading Airline First Class by the prestigious World Travel Awards.
Airbus name Korean Air top A300-600 operator
Aviation manufacturer Airbus has named Korean Air as the best performing operator of its A300-600 aircraft. The accolade follows victory for the carrier at the World Travel Awards, where Korean Air was named as Asia’s Leading Airline First Class earlier this year.
Korean Air steps up Gatwick-Seoul services
Korean Air is expanding its services from the UK to Korea with an extra three flights a week with effect from the 29th of April 2012
Korean Air retains title at World Travel Awards
Korean Air has claimed the title of ‘Asia’s Leading Airline First Class’ at the World Travel Awards Asia & Australasia Ceremony 2011, held in Bangkok, Thailand. Founded in 1993 and described as the ‘Oscars’ of the travel and tourism industry by The Wall Street Journal, the World Travel Awards represent the ultimate accolade, recognised globally by the travel, tourism and hospitality industry as the foremost acknowledgement of excellence in product and service worldwide.
In Sub Kim, Regional Manager, Korean Air
In Sub Kim, Regional Manager, Korean Air, Asia’s Leading Airline First Class
Korean Air unveils second SkyTeam livery aircraft
Korean Air has unveiled its second SkyTeam livery B737-800 aircraft, which will operate short-haul routes including China, Japan and South East Asia.