Korean Air renews St Petersburg flights, adds Gatwick and Nairobi services
2012 04 18
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KOREAN AIR is resuming services to St Petersburg from April 24 until September 29 over the peak summer travel season.
The Incheon to St Petersburg flights will operate three times a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, utilising an Airbus 330-200.
Flight KE929 departs Seoul/Incheon at 1745 hrs and arrives in St Petersburg at 2220 hrs the same day. The return flight KE930 departs St Petersburg at 2350 hrs for an overnight flight that arrives at Seoul/Incheon at 1335 hrs the next day.
By resuming the Incheon-St Petersburg route during the summer season, the carrier said in a statement that it expects to provide more options and greater flexibility for passengers travelling to Russia and northern Europe.
The airline is also launching a new route to London Gatwick, its second route to London from April 28 and a new route to Nairobi from June 21.
The carrier said in a statement that it is the first airline in northeast Asia to operate a direct flight to Nairobi, adding that it plans to expand its global network further, without providing more details.
Both the Incheon-Gatwick service and Incheon-Nairobi service will be operated three times a week.
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