In five years the growth of the Korean aviation market has been impressive, and although the speed of growth may have stalled slightly with interest rate rises, foreign exchange challenges and a retained reluctance of diving in too early into a new alternative asset stream, the appetite for knowledge remains high. Those are the key takeaways from the second annual Airline Economics Growth Frontiers conference held in Seoul this week. In a keynote speech, Mr Suk Jong Choi, chief executive officer of KTB Investment & Securities, echoed the sentiments of many in the hall that the development of the aviation

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