Korean Air Makes Changes to Winter Schedule

Korean Air has made the following changes to its 2019 winter flight schedule which runs from 27 October 2019 to 28 March 2020.

Korean Air will launch morning flights to Clark, Philippines on 27 October. Clark, a popular destination in itself and a former US air base, is about two hours by land from Manila.

The airline will also launch flights to Zhangjiajie, Nanjing and Hangzhou, which are routes distributed as a result of the previous Korea-China aviation talks. Incheon-Zhangjiajie will be operated thrice weekly, Incheon-Nanjing four times per week, and Incheon-Hangzhou twice weekly.

The Incheon-Honolulu service will increase from seven flights per week to eleven flights per week, from 9 December 2019.

The Incheon-Auckland and Incheon-Brisbane services which currently operate five and four times per week respectively, will become daily flights during the winter season.

The frequency of Incheon-Manila flights will increase from 14 times per week to 18 times per week, and the Incheon-Guam flight will increase from 14 times per week to 20 times per week.

In addition, the airline will increase the frequency of the Incheon-Beijing route from 14 times a week to 17 times a week.

The Incheon-Delhi route has been operating as a daily flight since September 2019, an increase from the five flights per week previously.

Korean Air will also deploy wide-body aircraft such as its B747-8i and A380 on the Oceania routes, expanding capacity and improving the customer experience.

During the winter season, Korean Air will suspend selected flights including Incheon-St. Petersburg and Incheon-Irkutsk. The Incheon-Zagreb and Incheon-Zurich will be temporarily suspended from 2 December 2019. The Incheon-Kagoshima and Incheon-Oita services will be temporarily suspended between January and March 2020.

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