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Korean Air to open route to Boston in April

By Yonhap

Published : Aug. 6, 2018 - 11:40

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Korean Air Lines Co., the country's flag carrier, said Monday it will open a new route to Boston in April next year under a joint venture pact with Delta Air Lines Inc.

Korean Air plans to deploy the B787-9 to provide five flights per week on the Incheon-Boston route beginning April 12, the company said in a statement.

Under the business partnership, Delta Air will allocate its B777-200ER to serve on the Incheon-Minneapolis route on a daily basis from April 2, it said.



(Yonhap) (Yonhap)

On May 1, the two airlines launched a joint business that permits Korean passengers to use multiple routes when traveling to the United States by availing themselves of flights offered by either Korean Air or Delta Air.

The partnership has allowed local travelers to fly on 370 routes to 192 cities in the US since May. Until April, Korean Air customers leaving the country could only enter the US for travel or business trips at a handfuls of airports in places such as New York, Los Angeles and Atlanta. (Yonhap)

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