Boeing delivers first 747-8 and 777Fs to Korean Air

Korean Air (KE) took delivery of its first Boeing 747-8 and 777 freighters, making KE the first airline to operate both the 747-8 and 777 freighters (ATW Daily News, March 21, 2011).

KE chairman Yang Ho Cho said the carrier’s cargo fleet “is being improved by these fuel-saving planes. They can help reduce carbon emissions by 17% and this supports our goal to be a responsible citizen of the world.”

According to a Boeing statement, KE plans to operate the 747-8Fon its transpacific route, with stops in Osaka and Narita, Japan, Los Angeles and San Francisco. The 777F is KE’s first twin-engine freighter and will allow the airline to open into new markets in Europe, including Vienna, Frankfurt and London.

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07 Feb18:12

GOOD TO READ THAT KE

By Ernesto Schimmer

GOOD TO READ THAT KE HAS
EXPANDED THERE AIR CARGO
SERVICE AND UP TO DATE
FRTERS FROM BOEING. THEY STILL
NEED COMBI'S HUB TO HUB ERNIE.

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