Korean Air increasing frequencies on Americas and SE Asia routes

South Korea’s national carrier Korean Air recently indicated that it will be increasing its frequencies on Southeast Asia and Americas routes. With its enhanced frequencies to the Americas, the airline will now be providing even more travel options than before.

The airline is presently operating flights between Honolulu and Seoul Incheon. The flights to the two destinations are being provided 17 times per week. Korean Air has now decided to upgrade the service with increased services. The airline will now be offering 21 flights every week or three flights every day starting from July 24 through September 10, 2014.

Korean Air also announced it will increase its frequencies between Seoul Incheon and Guam. The airline is presently serving the two destinations with seven flights every week. The airline has now decided to expand the service on Guam-Seoul Incheon route and will be offering 11 flights per week starting from July 26 through August 24, 2014. With the enhanced frequencies the airline wants to fulfill the growing demands of the passengers for travel on this route.

According to the airline, the additional flights will make its departure from Seoul Incheon at 21:35 and reach Guam at 03:15 the next day. The return flight will make its departure from Guam at 05:15 and reach Seoul Incheon at 09:05. The flights on Guam-Seoul Incheon route will be operated on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The flights between Guam and Seoul Incheon will be operated with the help of a Boeing 757 aircraft with a seating capacity of 138 passengers.