Airlines
Korean Air Adds International Flights as Region Slowly Reopens
Several airlines in the Asia-Pacific region eye a resumption of strategically important overseas routes.
A Korean Air Boeing 777-200 takes off from Seoul Incheon International Airport. (Photo: Flickr: Creative Commons (BY-SA) by byeangel)
A Korean Air Boeing 777-200 takes off from Seoul Incheon International Airport. (Photo: Flickr: Creative Commons (BY-SA) by byeangel)

South Korea’s flagship carrier Korean Air announced plans on Thursday to reopen another 19 international flights on June 1 as countries across the globe cautiously look to ease Covid-19 border restrictions. The resumption of routes, which includes Washington, D.C., Seattle, Vancouver, Toronto, Frankfurt, Singapore, Beijing, and Kuala Lumpur, will bump its current flight schedule from 55 flights a week on 13 international routes to 146 flights on 32 international routes, the carrier said in a statement.


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