Korean Air to Resume Newark Service After 25-Year Hiatus
Korean Air is set to resume flights to Newark, New Jersey, after a hiatus of approximately 25 years, expanding its network in the eastern United States.The airline announced on Nov. 12 that it will launch daily nonstop flights between Incheon International Airport and Newark Liberty International Ai
Korean Air is set to resume daily nonstop flights between Incheon International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport, marking its return to Newark after a 25-year hiatus. The resumption of service, which will commence on May 22, 2027, will be operated by Boeing 777-300ER aircraft and will offer flights departing from Incheon at 10 p.m. and arriving in Newark at 11 p.m. local time, with return flights departing Newark at 1 a.m. and arriving in Incheon at 5:15 a.m. the following day.
The route expansion is expected to benefit both tourists and business travelers, providing improved access to the New York metropolitan area and enhancing travel convenience for corporate visitors.
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