Airlines
Trio of New Korean LCCs To Operate From Three Airports
Air Premia will enjoy the advantage of a main base at Seoul Incheon.

Licenses issued by South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport (MLIT) to three new low-cost carriers in early March dictate that they base their operations at three different airports in an effort to avoid an undesired competitive scenario in any one market. Plans call for Air Premia to base its operations at Seoul Incheon Airport, Aero K at Cheongju International Airport, and Fly Gangwon at Yangyang International Airport.