Jeju Air Expands International Routes from Busan... "81 Weekly Flights on 9 Routes"

[Asia Economy Reporter Yoo Hyun-seok] Jeju Air announced on the 2nd that it will significantly increase international flights departing from Busan to improve travel convenience for travelers in the Busan area, including resuming the Busan~Cebu route from the 8th and the Busan~Chiang Mai route from the 11th.

From the 11th, the Busan~Chiang Mai route will resume operations with a schedule of 7 times a week (once daily). The Busan~Da Nang and Guam routes also resumed operations with a schedule of 7 times a week (once daily) starting from the 30th of last month.

In particular, due to the implementation of visa exemption measures, travel demand has greatly increased for Japanese routes such as Tokyo (Narita), Osaka, and Fukuoka, which will be operated twice daily each. For the popular family travel destination, the Vietnam Da Nang route, flights departing in the morning, which are preferred by customers, will be operated, expected to greatly assist travelers in the Busan area in planning their travel schedules.

According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's Aviation Information Portal System, the Busan~Tokyo (Narita) route recorded the highest number of passengers, reaching about 10,000 in October alone. The Busan~Bangkok route also achieved the top passenger count with about 7,800 passengers. The Busan~Singapore route, operated solely by Jeju Air, will increase flights from twice a week to four times a week (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday).

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