Korean Air cuts Japanese flights due to political tensions

Korean Air has announced its plans to adjust the frequency of some routes due to decreasing demand of Japanese routes because of Korea-Japan tensions. The airline will suspend the Busan-Osaka route, which has 14 flights a week, from 16 September, as well as Jeju-Narita, three flights a week; and Jeju-Osaka, 4 flights a week from 1 November. Korean Air will also temporarily suspend some of its other routes. Incheon-Komatsu, which has three flights a week and Incheon-Kagoshima which has three flights a week) will be suspended from 29 September to 16 November. Also, the Incheon-Asahikawa route, with flights a week,