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Korean Air has announced that it is increasing its international operations in June in anticipation of life post COVID-19

Korean Air has announced that it is increasing its international operations in June in anticipation of life post COVID-19

The airline says it will operate 32 of its 110 international routes with 146 flights throughout the month of June, compared to only 13 routes and 55 flights in May, with its international flights operating at 20% capacity compared to its planned operations.

Korean Air says that it has added more international passenger flights to its June schedule to prepare for increased travel demand as COVID-19 restrictions in each country are relaxed.

Korean Air added that it expects to secure more routes and capacity for cargo transport by reopening some of its international flights, with routes with expected demand for both passengers and cargo having been selected for reopening.

Unfortunately that does not include flights to Australia and New Zeeland which remain temporarily suspended.

Korean Air’s International Flight Operations for May and June 2020 are below with the number of flights per week in brackets.

Region May 2020 June 2020
North America Los Angeles (7) 

New York (7)

San Francisco (3)

Atlanta (4)

Chicago (3)

 Los Angeles (7) 

New York (7)

San Francisco (5)

Atlanta (5)

Chicago (5)

Washington D.C. (3)

Seattle (3)

Vancouver (4)

Toronto (3)
Europe

Middle East

CIS

 Paris (2)

London (2)

 Paris (4)

London (3)

Amsterdam (3)

Frankfurt (3)
Southeast Asia Bangkok (7)

Manila (7)

Phnom Penh (2)

Jakarta (3)

 Bangkok (7)

Manila (7)

Phnom Penh (4)

Jakarta (3)

Kuala Lumpur (3)

Yangon (2)

Hanoi (7)

Ho Chi Minh City (7)

Singapore (7)
Oceania Temporarily Suspended Temporarily Suspended
Northeast Asia Tokyo, Narita (7)

Shenyang (1)

 Tokyo, Narita (7)

Shenyang (4)

Beijing (4)

Shanghai, Pudong (4)

Guangzhou (4)

Mudanjiang (3)

Qingdao (4)

Yanji (4) 

Taipei (4)

Ulaanbaatar (6)
Total 13 routes 

55 flights per week

 32 routes

146 flights per week

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

John Alwyn-Jones