...company.Airbus quickly found a replacement jet for demonstration flights during the air show, an A380 operated by Korean Air. But the plane maker is facing other setbacks.The Airbus A400M military transport plane had to cancel a demonstration...
...1983 bombing that killed 17 South Korean officials visiting Burma, now known as Myanmar. In 1987, the bombing of a Korean Air Flight killed all 115 people on board; a North Korean agent who confessed to planting the device said Kim ordered the...
...affordable cabs. From Incheon International Airport, city shuttle buses reach Seoul for about $7 (9,000 won). Korean Air offers a more comfortable door-to-door service to major hotels for $10 (14,000 won), www.airport.kr/airport...
...one of the largest criminal antitrust investigations in U.S. history.Convicted airlines include British Airways, Korean Air and Air France-KLM. No major U.S. carriers have been charged.The price-fixing unraveled largely because two...
...for a decade. Calling Hwang a "national treasure," Korean Air Chairman Cho Yang-ho said in a statement Friday that...team also successfully cloned a human embryo last year. Korean Air has previously granted similar flying perks to former...
...yourself for some layovers to last longer than some flights. We spent more than a full day in Seoul's airport making two Korean Air connections. Fortunately, business-class passengers have access to airline lounges, which make a huge difference...
PHOENIX - From Korean Air flight crews to U.S. police and corrections officers to beat cops in Britain, the orders are pouring in for stun guns made...
...Sometimes it's lethal. -A poorly programmed ground-based altitude warning system was partly responsible for the 1997 Korean Air crash in Guam that killed 228 people. -Faulty software in anti-lock brakes forced the recall of 39,000 trucks and...
...was necessary to spark more investment in high-speed Internet services. SEOUL, South Korea - Delta Air Lines and Korean Air have filed for an antitrust exemption from the Transportation Department that would let them broaden their partnership...
...killed. - Nov. 27, 1983: Avianca Boeing 747 crashes near Madrid's Barajas airport; 183 killed. - Sept. 1, 1983: Korean Air Lines 747 shot down by a Soviet fighter after flying through Soviet airspace near Sakhalin Island; 269 killed.