This is a pretty interesting story. Both Korean and Asiana recorded profits in Q2 2020 by aggressively pivoting to using passenger planes for freight. "Korean Air reported an operating profit of 148.5 billion won ($125.2 million) while Asiana saw its figure top 100 billion won, both owing to thei...

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Asiana plans to operate a number of charter flights between Melbourne and Seoul over the Australian summer, with one return flight per week between Boxing Day and February 21 2020, operated by a Boeing 777-200ER aircraft. Reservations have not yet opened.

I’ve no doubt a focus on the ICN->OOL travel market makes sense. However, the case for reestablishing a ICN-MEL direct flight is compelling. There’s a view that building the case for it should be like the lobbying that went on to get JAL to fly to MEL. As soon as JAL decided to ent...

Very interesting. I was at a meeting this week about flights from Melbourne to Seoul. Out of Seoul, Melbourne is the number 1 destination not served by a direct flight and out of Melbourne, Seoul is the number 1 destination not served by a direct flight. Re-establishing MEL-ICN is Melbourne Airpo...