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Korean Air Lines Inc. on Thursday received its second B787-9 aircraft that will allow it to strengthen its customer service starting next month.
Korean Air, South Korea's biggest carrier by sales, will put the 269-seat dreamliner jet initially on its Gimpo-Jeju Island route from May 2 and then international routes from June, the company said in a statement.
The national flag carrier plans to operate three flights a day on the Gimpo-Jeju route and then begin service on long-range routes to Fukuoka and Toronto, it said.
In 2005, Korean Air signed a contract with Boeing to purchase a total of 10 B787-9 dreamliners with the delivery to be completed by 2019. Five of them will arrive this year. (Yonhap)
