Prague Airport. Photo: Shutterstock
Soon a Second Direct Line Between the Capital of Czech Republic and Seoul.
The airline Asiana Airlines announced that it will launch a new line between South Korea and Czech Republic.
The direct line of the Asian company that merged with Korean Air after the latter announced its acquisition at the beginning of the year, will start operating from April 1, 2025, from Seoul Airport to Václav Havel International Airport in Prague (PRG) with three weekly flights.
The flights between the two capitals will be on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.
Flight Duration: approximately 11 hours.
Korean Air, which as mentioned purchased Asiana Airlines this year in a huge deal worth $1.6 billion, already operates a direct line between the two capitals of Czech Republic and South Korea, and the new line will be the group's second line.
The Prague Airport stated that the new line will improve connectivity between South Korea and Czech Republic and offer passengers a wider range of convenient flight options.
We note that from Israel, there is currently no option to fly directly to South Korea, after the national airline of South Korea, Korean Air, ceased flying to the country due to the "Iron Swords" war and it's unclear when it will return to Israel.
Seoul, Capital of South Korea. Photo: shutterstockAsiana Airlines is considered one of the leading airlines in Asia and is part of the international aviation alliance Star Alliance.
The company operates flights to over 85 destinations worldwide, and its new flight line to Prague is part of Asiana's strategic plan to expand its presence in Europe.