Korean Air Lines has paid over $75.73 million in advisory fees for the acquisition of Asiana Airlines, a deal currently under global regulatory scrutiny for possible antitrust violations. The airline has complained of “excessive corrective measures” advised by some authorities but has not identified which countries are making the demands or what requests it considers excessive. Korean Air Lines has applied for merger reviews with 14 regulators at home and abroad, with 11 jurisdictions already approving the plan, and decisions from the United States, the European Union, and Japan still pending. The airline is making its final push to win antitrust review approval from overseas governments by investing over $75.73 million in advice from domestic and overseas law firms and in advisory fees.