Korean Air has announced a code share agreement with KLM that will see the partnership offer daily flights between Seoul’s Incheon International Airport and Amsterdam.
Commencing January 16, the code share agreement adds KLM’s 4 weekly B747-400 flights (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday) to Korean Air’s existing 3 weekly flights (Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday), increasing Korean Air’s frequency to seven flights a week.
Korean Air’s flights depart from Incheon International Airport on the Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday at 14:25 and arrive in Amsterdam at 18:25 the same day. The return flights will depart from Amsterdam at 20:00, arriving Seoul Incheon at 14:50 on the next day
KLM’s flights depart at 17:45 and arrive at Incheon International Airport at 12:05 on the next day. On the return, the flight departs from Seoul Incheon at 14:55 and arrives in Amsterdam at 18:35 the same day.
Code share is an aviation business partnership through which a flight operated by one airline is jointly marketed as a flight by one or more other airlines. The purpose of code share is to facilitate travel for customers by allowing them to travel across the networks of multiple airlines with a single reservation, in order to reach their final destination.
Korean Air currently has code share partnerships with 28 airlines worldwide, including SkyTeam partner airlines such as Delta and Air France. Korean Air will continue to expand opportunities for code share partnerships in order to provide the most convenient schedules for its passengers.
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