Korean Air unveiled plans for two more weekly flights from Incheon to Bangkok, reflecting the resurgent appetite for travel as the world emerges from the grip of the pandemic.
Kim Jongmin, the airline’s country manager, revealed that the added flights on the Incheon-Don Mueang route are in response to surging demand, particularly from South Koreans seeking reprieve from the winter blues in January and February.
“The demand from Korean travellers to escape the winter chill has been remarkable, prompting us to bolster our flight offerings.”
Currently operating five flights per week from Incheon to Bangkok, alongside routes to Phuket and Chiang Mai, Korean Air is witnessing a robust recovery in its Thailand flight schedules, said Kim.
“We can now proudly declare that our flight schedules to Thailand have not only rebounded from the Covid-19 slump…
