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Korean Air Flight 801: The Story Of The Boeing 747-300’s Only Fatal Crash

Recordings from the flight deck have alluded to a possible social ranking of the veteran captain.

Korean Air is set to add an entirely new aircraft type to its fleet!

This would be the airline’s first widebody order since 2019.

A specific route will return after a nearly four-year hiatus due to the pandemic.

Korean Air is investing heavily in a new engine maintenance complex that will increase engine capacity to nearly four times its current levels.

The aircraft took off in full Korean Air livery for its first-ever test flight.

Asiana Airlines has operated a total of three passenger Boeing 747-400 aircraft.

This would make Korean Air the second airline to retire its A220 fleet, following EgyptAir’s sale of its 12 A220-300s to Azorra.

It will be the country’s only scheduled passenger 747 service.

Retelling the Cold War tragedy of Korean Air Lines Flight 007, in which 269 innocent passengers and crew lost their lives after being shot down.