ASIANA AIRLINES AGREES SALE OF AIR CARGO BUSINESS, PAVING THE WAY TO MERGER WITH KOREAN AIRLINES

ASIANA AIRLINES AGREES SALE OF AIR CARGO BUSINESS, PAVING THE WAY TO MERGER WITH KOREAN AIRLINES

South Korea’s second-largest airline, Asiana Airlines agreed to sell its cargo business and pave the way to a merger with its larger compatriot, Korean Airlines on 2rd November 2023. The carrier has a cargo fleet of 11 B747Fs, three of which are leased, and a 767 freighter. Asiana found itself heavily in debt after Covid-19 battered air travel, prompting its largest creditor, state-owned Korea Development Bank, to inject KRW3.6trn ($2.7bn) of public funds to keep the airline afloat. The government then began pushing for Korean Airlines to take over Asiana. Korea Development Bank said this would give South Korea a single, competitive national...

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