Korean Air plans to expand its summer 2024 services with the resumption of flights to four cities in China, Europe and Southeast Asia and increased frequencies on other major routes, the carrier announced Sunday.
On April 2, Korean Air will resume service between Seoul Incheon International Airport and Zurich with three flights weekly. On April 23, the carrier will resume three weekly flights between Seoul Incheon and Zhangjiajie, China, followed by resumed services on April 24 between Seoul Incheon and Zhengzhou, China. The route will operate four times weekly. The airline on April 25 will resume service between Bangkok and Busan, South Korea, operating daily. The route was put on hiatus nearly four years ago because of the pandemic, according to the carrier.
Korean Air for the summer season will increase flights between Seoul Incheon and Dallas/Fort Worth to daily from four times weekly. In Europe, the carrier will increase to four times weekly from three between Seoul Incheon and Budapest. The airline in Asia will increase flights to four times weekly from three between Seoul Incheon and Bangkok and add a third daily flight between Seoul Incheon and Manila, according to the carrier.
