SEOUL, June 28 (Yonhap) — Korean Air Lines Co., South Korea’s national flag carrier, said Tuesday it will restore its international flights to half of the pre-pandemic levels by September as pent-up travel demand is unleashed amid eased virus curbs.
Korean Air currently operates one-third of the 120 international flights it offered before the COVID-19 pandemic hit the airline industry in early 2020.
Starting July, Korean Air will resume some international routes to the United States,…