The South Korean carrier presented a Boeing 787-10 with its new logo featuring a blue taegeuk symbol at a press event in Seoul Tuesday, the airline’s first design change since 1984.

South Korea's largest airline in December completed a $1.3 billion acquisition of two-thirds of Asiana, which will be run as a subsidiary until Jan. 1 2027, when it will integrate under the Korean ...

Korean Air reported on Friday a fall of 4% in cargo revenue for the second quarter of its financial year, pointing to market ...

A man walks next to the logo of Korean Air airlines during an organised media tour, at the company's Cabin Crew Training Center in Seoul, South Korea, June 27, 2024.