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Asiana to Operate 73 Mileage Special Flights to Japan, China, and Southeast Asia

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Asiana Airlines will operate 73 special flights on five routes to Japan, China, and Southeast Asia from November to December to encourage mileage redemption. This measure is analyzed as a strategic decision to reduce the balance of mileage recognized as a liability on the airline's financial statements ahead of its merger with Korean Air.

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Asiana Airlines will operate 73 special flights on five routes to Japan, China, and Southeast Asia from November to December to encourage mileage redemption. This measure is analyzed as a strategic decision to reduce the balance of mileage recognized as a liability on the airline's financial statements ahead of its merger with Korean Air.

Asiana Airlines announced on the 30th that it will operate mileage special flights on five international routes, including Japan, China, and Southeast Asia.

Asiana Airlines, ahead of its merger with Korean Air, is launching special international mileage flights on routes to Japan, China, and Southeast Asia to expand opportunities for customers to use their mileage. Asiana Airlines announced on the 30th that it will operate a total of 73 special mileage flights on five routes, including Tokyo, Osaka, Beijing, Hanoi, and Manila. 26 flights will operate on the Tokyo and Osaka routes from November 3 t…

Asiana Airlines announced on the 30th that it will operate special international mileage flights on five routes across Japan, China, and Southeast Asia. The airline plans to operate a total of 73 flights for these special international mileage flights: △26 flights on Japan routes (Tokyo and Osaka) from November 3 to 28; △26 flights on China routes (Beijing) from November 9 to 27; and △21 flights on Southeast Asia routes (Hanoi and Manila) from N…

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이데일리 broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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