US EditionKorean Air to focus on quality-driven growth after acquiring Asiana
- Korean Air has completed a $1.3 billion acquisition of two-thirds of Asiana Airlines, which will operate as a subsidiary until January 1, 2027, when it will integrate under the Korean Air name.
- Korean Air introduced a new brand logo and aircraft livery, featuring a simplified dark blue design and emphasizing its status as South Korea's flagship carrier.
- Korean Air CEO Walter Cho stated, "My top priority is safety, no matter what," emphasizing the importance of service quality after the merger.
- The combined Korean Air group could become the world's 12th-largest carrier by international capacity, as per a Reuters analysis of airline data.
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Korean Air to focus on quality-driven growth after acquiring Asiana
Korean Air will push for quality-driven growth by making sustainable investment for aircraft maintenance and safety, even after finalizing the airline’s acquisition of Asiana Airlines, its chairman said Tuesday.
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Korean Air Changes Logo, Upgrades Menus and Lounges After Merger
Korean Air unveiled a new corporate logo and aircraft livery as part of a wide-ranging brand refresh following its acquisition of local rival Asiana Airlines Inc. that has created Asia’s second-biggest airline group.
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