Korean Air Lines Co., South Korea’s No. 1 full-service carrier, expects to gain full approval from the US government by the end of October to move ahead on the merger with its local rival Asiana Airlines Inc. about four years after the 1.8-trillion-won (1.3 billion) deal announcement, Korean Air Chairman and Chief Executive Cho Won-tae told Bloomberg.
In a recent interview with the news outlet, Cho said he didn’t believe further concessions would be required beyond the divestitures of…
