Yesterday's television commercial posts dealt with an area that has been underemphasized on Timetablist: the Korean peninsula, and its dueling megacarriers. Today's posts will detail some of Korean Air's enormous global network. Here are the airline's several domestic destinations, which are mostly connected to the older Gimpo airport outside of Seoul, with most international traffic operating out of the hyperfuturistic fortress hub at Incheon.
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Monday, May 2, 2011
Korean Air: Domestic Destinations, 2011
Yesterday's television commercial posts dealt with an area that has been underemphasized on Timetablist: the Korean peninsula, and its dueling megacarriers. Today's posts will detail some of Korean Air's enormous global network. Here are the airline's several domestic destinations, which are mostly connected to the older Gimpo airport outside of Seoul, with most international traffic operating out of the hyperfuturistic fortress hub at Incheon.
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