Korean Air resumes Incheon-Kumamoto flights after 27 years

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The airline said Kumamoto, located in Kyushu, is known for its scenic and historical landmarks, including Mount Aso, the world’s largest caldera volcano, and Kumamoto Castle, one of Japan's top three castles.

The flights, KE777 and KE778, will be serviced by the Airbus A321neo, which seats 182 passengers, including 8 in Prestige Class and 174 in Economy Class.

Korean Air Lines Co.said on Monday that it relaunched the Incheon–Kumamoto route on November 24, offering seven weekly services.

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Published On: 2024-11-25 @ 11:24:43 (4 hours ago)

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