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Korean Air Reveals New Branding Post-Asiana Acquisition

Korean Air has unveiled its new corporate identity and aircraft livery, marking the first major brand update in over 40 years. This strategic refresh comes after its acquisition of Asiana Airlines and is set to be applied across both fleets in the coming months.

2025-03-11T03:22:16.880334-07:00

Reuters

Korean Air Finalizes Asiana Acquisition with 63.88% Stake

2024-12-11T20:35:47.677387-08:00

CNA

Air Incheon Selected as Preferred Bidder for Asiana Cargo Unit

2024-06-16T20:48:53.515648-07:00

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Air India Offloads Four B747s to AerSale Amid Fleet Optimization

2024-04-21T17:16:22.358762-07:00

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Aviation Week

Korean Air Updates Branding Post-Asiana Merger Korean Air has unveiled a new branding and livery, emphasizing its ambitions for global expansion following the successful integration of Asiana Airlines. This rebranding reflects the airline's strategic vision to strengthen its position in the competitive international market.

2025-03-23T13:04:25.357254-07:00

Korean Air Updates Branding Post-Asiana Merger

Reuters

Korean Air to Finalize $32.7 Billion Boeing Deal, Strengthening US-S.Korea Ties Korean Air is set to formalize a $32.7 billion agreement involving Boeing aircraft and GE Aerospace engines. This significant transaction is part of South Korea's initiatives to reinforce bilateral relations with the United States, underlined by the country's industry ministry during an ongoing strategic visit.

2025-03-21T07:52:13.407393-07:00

Korean Air to Finalize $32.7 Billion Boeing Deal, Strengthening US-S.Korea Ties

AeroTime

Asiana Transfers European Routes to T’way Air Amid Korean Air Merger Following a merger with Korean Air, Asiana has announced it will transfer certain European flight routes to the Korean budget carrier T’way Air. This strategic move is poised to reshape the market dynamics between South Korean airlines and their European destinations.

2025-03-17T04:59:17.180051-07:00

Asiana Transfers European Routes to T’way Air Amid Korean Air Merger

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Korean Air Reveals New Branding Post-Asiana Acquisition Korean Air has unveiled its new corporate identity and aircraft livery, marking the first major brand update in over 40 years. This strategic refresh comes after its acquisition of Asiana Airlines and is set to be applied across both fleets in the coming months.

2025-03-11T03:22:16.880334-07:00

Korean Air Reveals New Branding Post-Asiana Acquisition

Scramble

Korean Air Launches New Livery Amid Asiana Merger Korean Air has officially unveiled its new livery on the Boeing 787-10, coinciding with the recent merger with Asiana Airlines. This rebranding marks a significant milestone for the airline as it seeks to redefine its identity post-merger amidst competitive industry dynamics.

2025-03-10T01:02:52.126693-07:00

Korean Air Launches New Livery Amid Asiana Merger

koreaherald.com

Asiana Finalizes Cargo Sale to Air Incheon Amid Korean Air Merger Conditions Asiana Airlines secures shareholder approval for its 470 billion won cargo business divestment to Air Incheon, completing European competition regulators' demands tied to its merger with Korean Air. The deal underscores the strategic shift to meet regulatory commitments.

2025-02-25T10:05:53.710591-08:00

Asiana Finalizes Cargo Sale to Air Incheon Amid Korean Air Merger Conditions

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Korean Banks Call Asiana Airlines Loans Amid Financial Adjustments South Korean state-owned banks are initiating the recall of KRW3.6 trillion in loans provided to Asiana Airlines during 2019-2020, prompting strategic adjustments within the airline's financial planning. The move underscores the ongoing fiscal evaluation as Asiana navigates the competitive aviation landscape.

2025-02-19T11:31:28.934567-08:00

Korean Banks Call Asiana Airlines Loans Amid Financial Adjustments

Airways Magazine

Asiana Airlines to Retire Entire Boeing 767 Fleet by March 2025 Asiana Airlines has announced the retirement of its Boeing 767-300 fleet by March 2025, ending over three decades of service. The move is part of the airline's strategy to modernize its fleet and improve efficiency, phasing out older aircraft in favor of more fuel-efficient models.

2025-02-15T07:25:52.388401-08:00

Asiana Airlines to Retire Entire Boeing 767 Fleet by March 2025