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Korean Air expands A-380 aircraft order with three new airplanes

Toulouse, France - The relationship between industry and carrier dates back to 1974

"Korean Air is expanding its A-380 fleet with the purchase of three more A-380 aircraft. This firm order is in addition to the five A-380 aircraft ordered by Korean Air in 2003. Starting in 2010, Korean Air will introduce the A-380 on high density traffic routes from Seoul to the US west coast, with subsequent destinations likely to include cities on the US east coast and Europe. Deliveries to...

fra/pec - 1086065
Rome, Italy, 02/19/2008 18:09
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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