Jin Air International Begins Flights Daily from Korea on April 20
2010-04-20
The inaugural flight will take Korean and Guam dignitaries and 150 Korean tourists to a reception at A.B. Won Pat International Airport.
Jin Air International, a low-cost carrier from South Korea, will begin daily flights from Incheon International Airport to Guam on April 20.
The inaugural flight will take Korean and Guam dignitaries and 150 Korean tourists to a reception at A.B. Won Pat International Airport.
The new service use 737-800 aircraft with capacity of 183 passengers.
In March this year 6,624 visitors from Korea arrived in Guam, a 46.5 per cent increase from the same month last year. On average, the daily spend for Korean tourists arriving is US$367.
Jin Air, which began operations in July 2007, is a subsidiary of Korean Air.
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