![[Photo News] Korean Air Forest grows bigger in Mongolia](https://traveltrade.today/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Korean-Air-Expands-Mongolian-Forest.jpg)
Korean Air Expands Mongolian Forest.
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![Employees of Korean Air and Asiana Airlines are engaged in planting activities in the Korean Air forest located in Baganorgu, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia on the 20th. This year was the first planting activity since Korean Air acquired Asiana Airlines, and more than 260 new and leading employees from both companies participated together to understand and cooperate with each other. 2025.5.20 [Baganor/Reporter Han Joo-hyung]](https://traveltrade.today/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Korean-Air-Plants-Trees-at-Baganorgu-Forest-on-20th.jpg)
