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Investigation Hindered by Fuel in Air Busan Fire Incident

A substantial quantity of jet fuel and oxygen remaining on the Air Busan aircraft is delaying the investigation into the fire incident at a South Korean airport, as reported by an air crash investigation official. Ensuring safety while handling the hazardous materials is a top priority.

2025-01-30T20:12:19.287369-08:00

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Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 Crashes in South Korea, Over 179 Dead

2024-12-28T16:53:25.054581-08:00

Reuters

Korean Air Finalizes Asiana Acquisition with 63.88% Stake

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

Reuters

S. Korea Police Raid Over Fatal Jeju Air Crash Involving Boeing 737-800

2025-01-01T19:55:43.164043-08:00

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FlightGlobal

Korean Air Reveals Strategic Merger Plans with Asiana Korean Air has detailed its strategy for integrating Asiana Airlines, aiming to create a singular competitive entity following the merger. This move is expected to enhance economies of scale and streamline operations, positioning the company for greater global competitiveness in the aviation market.

2025-02-13T09:14:53.645831-08:00

Korean Air Reveals Strategic Merger Plans with Asiana

FlightGlobal

Korean Air Posts Record Revenue Amid Cargo and Travel Recovery Korean Air reported a record annual revenue of KRW 16.1 trillion ($10.9 billion) for 2024, up 10.6% year-on-year, driven by strong cargo demand and a recovery in air travel. Fourth-quarter net profit surged to KRW 283.3 billion, reversing a prior year's loss.

2025-02-07T01:34:10.570693-08:00

Korean Air Posts Record Revenue Amid Cargo and Travel Recovery

Reuters

Investigation Hindered by Fuel in Air Busan Fire Incident A substantial quantity of jet fuel and oxygen remaining on the Air Busan aircraft is delaying the investigation into the fire incident at a South Korean airport, as reported by an air crash investigation official. Ensuring safety while handling the hazardous materials is a top priority.

2025-01-30T20:12:19.287369-08:00

Investigation Hindered by Fuel in Air Busan Fire Incident

Aviation Source

Korean Air Cargo Extends Vienna Handling Deal to 2028 The extension of the cargo handling agreement between Korean Air Cargo and Vienna Airport underscores their commitment to addressing growing demand for air cargo services in the region. The partnership is set to continue until 2028, facilitating efficient cargo operations between Korea and Vienna.

2025-01-29T10:32:52.259761-08:00

Korean Air Cargo Extends Vienna Handling Deal to 2028

Aviation24

Korean Air Cargo, Vienna Airport Extend Handling Partnership to 2028 Korean Air Cargo has extended its cargo handling contract with Vienna Airport through 2028, marking the continuation of a partnership that began in 2004. This extension underscores Vienna's strategic role as a key cargo hub in Europe, enhancing connectivity and logistics in the region.

2025-01-28T09:19:26.447514-08:00

Korean Air Cargo, Vienna Airport Extend Handling Partnership to 2028

The Aviationist

A-10 Warthogs Conduct Final Exercise with ROKAF Before Retirement The A-10 Warthogs participated in the last Buddy Squadron exercise with the Republic of Korea Air Force (ROKAF), marking the end of a significant era in joint U.S.-South Korean military drills since the 1990s. This exercise underscores the strategic collaboration history between the two nations' air forces.

2025-01-28T06:12:34.553886-08:00

A-10 Warthogs Conduct Final Exercise with ROKAF Before Retirement

AeroTime

Korean Air Launches A350-900 on New Japan Routes Korean Air is set to deploy its Airbus A350-900 aircraft on new routes to Japan starting January 27, 2025. With plans to operate two daily round trips between Seoul/Incheon and Osaka/Kansai, and one daily round trip to Fukuoka, the airline aims to enhance connectivity.

2025-01-26T01:49:13.498502-08:00

Korean Air Launches A350-900 on New Japan Routes

Aviation Week

ST Engineering Secures Five-Year LEAP-1B MRO Contract with Korean Air ST Engineering has finalized a five-year MRO agreement with Korean Air to maintain the LEAP-1B engines powering the airline's Boeing 737 MAX fleet. The contract underscores the strategic collaboration between the two companies in enhancing operational efficiency for Korean Air's narrow-body aircraft.

2025-01-23T03:45:44.578309-08:00

ST Engineering Secures Five-Year LEAP-1B MRO Contract with Korean Air

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