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19 August 2026

Korean Air to return to Melbourne after 13 years

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Korean Air to return to Melbourne after 13 years

The South Korean flag carrier will take over the service formerly operated by Asiana Airlines prior to their merger, with three 787-9 flights to operate per week on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays ...

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