Report by : Gan Yung Chyan
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Distributed to All Press & Travel Professionals
Air Seoul has announced developments on its Hong Kong, Kalibo and Japan flights.
Air Seoul lifts fuel surcharges on its Hong Kong-Incheon route on 1 December 2017. It said while passengers do not have to pay fuel surcharges for departing with Air Seoul from Hong Kong for Incheon from 1 December 2017 onwards, they have to pay Air Seoul fuel surcharges of 8400 Korean Won for departures from Incheon for Hong Kong in December. Air Seoul's lists of updated fuel surcharges for its international destinations, excluding Cebu and Kalibo, are available for references on its web-site www.flyairseoul.com.
Air Seoul launches direct flight from Incheon to Kalibo the gateway to Boracay on 22 December 2017. It flies four times a week to Kalibo on Fridays, Saturdays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with Tuesday and Friday schedules different from Wednesday and Saturday flight timings.
On 22 December 2017 (Friday), Air Seoul flight RS541 departs from Incheon for Kalibo at 7.15 pm, arrives in Kalibo at 11.05 pm before leaving Kalibo for Incheon at 12.05 am on 23 December 2017 and touching down in Incheon at 5.35 am under flight RS542. Tuesday flights (starting 26 December 2017) follow Friday schedules.
On Wednesdays (first Wednesday flight on 27 December 2017) and Saturdays (first Saturday flight on 24 December 2017), flight RS541 departs from Incheon for Kalibo at 9.40 pm, arrives in Kalibo at 1.30 am before leaving Kalibo for Incheon at 2.30 am the following days and arriving in Incheon at 7.50 am under flight RS542.
In separate move, Air Seoul is increasing flight frequencies to Yonago and Narita in Japan. For instance, it is adding Thursday and Saturday flights from 26 December 2017 onwards with flight RS744 departing from Incheon for Yonago at 8.30 am, arriving in Yonago at 10 am before leaving Yonago for Incheon at 11 am and touching down in Incheon at 12.40 pm under flight RS743. These flight schedules are besides the existing flights to Yonago on Tuesdays and Sundays.
/ KUCINTA SETIA
Distributed to All Press & Travel Professionals
Air Seoul has announced developments on its Hong Kong, Kalibo and Japan flights.
Air Seoul lifts fuel surcharges on its Hong Kong-Incheon route on 1 December 2017. It said while passengers do not have to pay fuel surcharges for departing with Air Seoul from Hong Kong for Incheon from 1 December 2017 onwards, they have to pay Air Seoul fuel surcharges of 8400 Korean Won for departures from Incheon for Hong Kong in December. Air Seoul's lists of updated fuel surcharges for its international destinations, excluding Cebu and Kalibo, are available for references on its web-site www.flyairseoul.com.
Air Seoul launches direct flight from Incheon to Kalibo the gateway to Boracay on 22 December 2017. It flies four times a week to Kalibo on Fridays, Saturdays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with Tuesday and Friday schedules different from Wednesday and Saturday flight timings.
On 22 December 2017 (Friday), Air Seoul flight RS541 departs from Incheon for Kalibo at 7.15 pm, arrives in Kalibo at 11.05 pm before leaving Kalibo for Incheon at 12.05 am on 23 December 2017 and touching down in Incheon at 5.35 am under flight RS542. Tuesday flights (starting 26 December 2017) follow Friday schedules.
On Wednesdays (first Wednesday flight on 27 December 2017) and Saturdays (first Saturday flight on 24 December 2017), flight RS541 departs from Incheon for Kalibo at 9.40 pm, arrives in Kalibo at 1.30 am before leaving Kalibo for Incheon at 2.30 am the following days and arriving in Incheon at 7.50 am under flight RS542.
In separate move, Air Seoul is increasing flight frequencies to Yonago and Narita in Japan. For instance, it is adding Thursday and Saturday flights from 26 December 2017 onwards with flight RS744 departing from Incheon for Yonago at 8.30 am, arriving in Yonago at 10 am before leaving Yonago for Incheon at 11 am and touching down in Incheon at 12.40 pm under flight RS743. These flight schedules are besides the existing flights to Yonago on Tuesdays and Sundays.
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