Network Expansion
Starting June 11 Korean Air Lines Co. will provide code-sharing flights with Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes, the biggest airline company in Brazil, with the condition of approval by the Brazilian government.
Korean Air currently has flights from Incheon to Sao Paulo. Under the deal, it will provide code-sharing flights for a total of 16 routes that link Brazil’s major cities with such cities as Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, and Manaus. It will offer each route one to three times a day.
Gol Airlines is the Brazil’s biggest airline company that operates more than 900 daily scheduled flights to 72 destinations in the U.S. and Brazil’s major cities.
Meanwhile, Korean Air currently provides convenient flight schedules to consumers with code-sharing on a total of 219 routes with 33 airliners including Air France, Aero Mexico, and China Southern Airlines.