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Sun, January 19, 2020 | 07:50
Incheon Airport eyes Indonesia project
Incheon Airport eyes Indonesia project
Incheon International Airport Corp. (IIAC) President and CEO Koo Bon-hwan with Indonesian airport operator PT Angkasa Pura 1 CEO Faik Fahmi, right, and public builder PT Wijaya Karya President Director Tumiyana at Pullman Jakarta Indonesia after signing an agreement to form a consortium to win a contract to expand Batam Hang Nadim Airport. / Courtesy of Incheon International ...
Jun Ji-hye2020-01-17 18:07
Hanjin chairman on verge of losing bachelor's degree
Hanjin chairman on verge of losing bachelor's degree
Hanjin Group Chairman Cho Won-tae will likely lose his bachelor's degree he had earned from Inha University, which could adversely affect his uphill fight to protect management rights amid a family feud over the control of the nation's largest logistics conglomerate.
Jun Ji-hye | 2020-01-17 18:07
Air carriers rushing to open new routes to improve profits
Air carriers rushing to open new routes to improve profits
Air carriers here have been rushing to launch new routes in their diversification strategies aimed at expanding global networks and improving operating profits amid lower travel demand to Japan and a worsening industry environment, company officials said Thursday.
Jun Ji-hye | 2020-01-16 15:26
Airports struggling with manpower shortage
Airports struggling with manpower shortage
Gimpo International Airport and 13 other airports across the country are grappling with a shortage of security personnel after about 80 employees quit their jobs recently en masse, expressing discontent over their working conditions, industry officials said Wednesday.
Jun Ji-hye | 2020-01-15 18:23
No relief in sight for air carriers in 2020
No relief in sight for air carriers in 2020
Korean Air, Asiana Airlines and other local air carriers that have suffered lackluster earnings in 2019, are expected to continue to have difficulty this year amid a continuing nationwide boycott of trips to Japan in addition to fluctuating international oil prices and exchange rates, industry analysts said Wednesday.
Jun Ji-hye | 2020-01-12 17:06
HDC moving to reshuffle top executives at Asiana Airlines
HDC moving to reshuffle top executives at Asiana Airlines
Hyundai Development Company (HDC), which has taken over Asiana Airlines, has been looking for talent to replace Asiana's top executives and board members in a bid to revive the cash-strapped carrier, industry officials said Thursday.
Jun Ji-hye | 2020-01-12 13:16
Incheon Int'l Airport draws record-high passengers in 2019
Incheon Int'l Airport draws record-high passengers in 2019
Incheon International Airport achieved a record-breaking performance in 2019 with the number of international passengers using the airport exceeding 70 million for the first time, despite unfavorable conditions such as strained Korea-Japan relations and public protests in Hong Kong, the operator of the airport said Thursday.
Jun Ji-hye | 2020-01-09 17:17
Iran crash is first fatal incident for Ukrainian airline
Iran crash is first fatal incident for Ukrainian airline
A Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) Boeing 737-800 crashed in Iran on Wednesday, killing all 176 people on board, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and Iranian state TV. It was the first fatal crash for Kiev-based UIA. It was not immediately clear what caused the crash, though Iran's semi-official Fars news agency cited unspecified technical problems.
2020-01-08 16:24
  • Ukrainian airplane crashes in Iran, killing at least 170
Jin Air reeling from prolonged gov't sanctions
Jin Air reeling from prolonged gov't sanctions
Jin Air has been struggling with continued government sanctions as it is unable to acquire new flight routes and expand its fleet, according to industry officials Wednesday.
Lee Suh-yoon | 2020-01-08 12:23
Korean Air faces backlash over changes in loyalty program
Korean Air faces backlash over changes in loyalty program
Korean Air is facing bitter complaints from an increasing number of customers over its plans to change its loyalty program, with critics saying that most of the changes will disadvantage economy passengers and only benefit first-class and business-class passengers.
Jun Ji-hye | 2020-01-06 18:27
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