South Korea and China to Increase Weekly Flights by 70
South Korea and China have agreed to allow 70 more flights per week between the two countries. The increase is due to rising tourism between the two countries and reduced Chinese group travel to Japan.
South Korea and China will allow 70 more flights per week between the two countries. Passenger flight capacity between South Korea and China will grow from 608 to 664 per week, according to the South China Morning Post. Maximum air freight flights between the two countries will expand from 54 to 68 per week, also according to the South China Morning Post. The flight capacity expansions are the first since before the Covid pandemic, the South China Morning Post reported. The increase in flights occurs alongside increasing exchanges between South Korea and China.
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