MANILA – Korean Air has increased the frequency of its flights between Incheon and Manila to three times daily to cater to the rising demand.
According to Philippines News Agency, in a statement to the Philippine News Agency on Monday, "Incheon-Manila has always been a popular route, and the demand this winter is expected to be even stronger." The company noted that the enhanced service exceeds the number of flights before the Covid-19 pandemic and started on October 29, coinciding with the start of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) winter schedule. When questioned about the possibility of increased flight frequencies to other Philippine destinations, Jeong mentioned that while there are no definitive plans, the company is "continuing to explore possibilities in the Philippines." Currently, aside from Manila, Korean Air also operates daily flights to Cebu.