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KAL adds 21st Chinese destination

2007-09-06T00:00:00+01:00

Korean Air (KAL) has launched services to its 21st destination in China. The SkyTeam alliance carrier says in a statement that it launched services this week between Seoul and Zhengzhou, capital of Henan province.

KAL says it is the only non-Chinese carrier serving Zhengzhou. It has been aggressively expanding its Chinese network in recent years and now serves 21 destinations in the country. The four-times-weekly Seoul-Zhengzhou services are operated with Boeing 737s. KAL’s codeshare partner China Southern Airlines also operates on the route, according to Innovata.

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