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Ozark Air Lines
United States · OZARK

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6
Hubs
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TravelerPulse profile
Bringing the world closer with Korean hospitality.
Founded
1988
Headquarters
Seoul, Republic of Korea
Alliance
Star Alliance
Asiana Airlines is South Korea's second-largest airline, founded in 1988 and headquartered in Seoul. Operating an extensive network of international and domestic routes, Asiana connects passengers across Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Oceania from its primary hub at Incheon International Airport.
The airline is a member of Star Alliance, the world's largest airline alliance, and has earned a strong reputation for in-flight service and cabin quality. Asiana has received multiple Skytrax awards recognizing it as one of the top airlines in the world.
In recent years, Asiana Airlines has been subject to a major acquisition process, with Korean Air pursuing a merger that has undergone extensive regulatory review across multiple jurisdictions. The outcome of this consolidation is expected to significantly reshape the South Korean aviation landscape.
Hubs & network
Asiana Airlines operates primarily from Incheon International Airport (ICN), with a secondary hub at Gimpo International Airport (GMP) for domestic and short-haul routes.
Fleet
Asiana Airlines operates a fleet that includes Airbus A380, A350, A330, and A321 aircraft, as well as Boeing 747 and 767 freighters for cargo operations.
Notable facts
- ›Asiana Airlines was founded on February 17, 1988, originally under the name Seoul Air International.
- ›The airline has received Skytrax 5-Star Airline ratings and multiple awards for cabin and service quality.
- ›Asiana is a founding or key member of the Star Alliance, one of the world's largest airline alliances.
- ›Korean Air announced a takeover bid for Asiana Airlines in 2020, with regulatory approvals spanning multiple countries.
- ›Asiana operates both passenger and cargo services, with a dedicated freighter fleet serving global logistics routes.
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Primary hubs
Route network map (260 legs)








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Route network
ADD → NBO763
AKL → NRT772
ALA → ICN333 763
ATL → JFK
ATL → ORDCR7
AUH → ICN345
BKI → ICN321
BKK → CEI734
BKK → ICN333 772
BKK → PUS330
CAN → ICN333 321
CAN → PUS320
CDG → ICN772
CEB → ICN321 763
CEI → BKK734
CGK → ICN333
CGQ → ICN763 321
CJJ → CJU321 320
CJJ → PEK321
CJU → CJJ320 321
CJU → FUK320
CJU → GMP321 320 763 333
CJU → HIN320
CJU → ICN321 320
CJU → KPO320
CJU → KWJ321 320
CJU → MWX321
CJU → PUS321 320 734 735
CJU → TAE320 321
CKG → ICN320 763 321
CPT → JNB772
CRK → ICN321
CSX → ICN321
CTU → HFE319
CTU → ICN321
DAD → ICN321
DEL → HKG77L
DEL → ICN333
DLC → ICN321
DOH → ICN333
DPS → ICN763
FRA → ICN74E
FSZ → ICN321 320
FUK → CJU320
FUK → ICN333 321 77L 763
FUK → PUS734 320
GMP → CJU320 321 763 333
GMP → HND333
GMP → KIX321
GMP → KPO320
GMP → KWJ320
GMP → PEK333
GMP → PUS735 734
GMP → RSU320 321
GMP → SHA333
GMP → USN320
HAN → ICN321 333
HFE → ICN321
HGH → ICN333
HGH → PUS320
HIJ → ICN321
HIN → CJU320
HKG → DEL77L
HKG → ICN744 321 320 333 763
HKT → ICN763
HND → GMP333
HND → ICN321
HNL → ICN333
HRB → ICN763
ICN → ALA333 763
ICN → AUH345
ICN → BKI321
ICN → BKK333 772
ICN → CAN333 321
ICN → CDG772
ICN → CEB321 763
ICN → CGK333
ICN → CGQ763 321
ICN → CJU763 321 320
ICN → CKG320 763 321
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Airbus A321127 routesAirbus A32071 routesAirbus A330-30054 routesBoeing 767-30046 routesBoeing 777-20024 routesBoeing 777-200LR12 routesBoeing 737-40010 routesBoeing 737-8007 routes74E6 routesBoeing 747-4006 routesBoeing 737-5004 routesBoeing 777-300ER4 routesCanadair Regional Jet 7002 routesAirbus A340-5002 routes
Encyclopaedia
Ozark Air Lines was a local service carrier, a scheduled airline in the United States that operated from 1950 until it was purchased by Trans World Airlines (TWA) in 1986. Ozark got a second chance to be an airline when the carrier that won the routes for which Ozark applied, Parks Air Lines, failed to start them in a timely manner. Parks had its rights revoked, Ozark won not only the routes it previously applied for, but others as well. Parks merged into Ozark and Ozark took over the Parks operation and the single route over which Parks had recently started service, thereby launching Ozark. Ozark over time became a jet carrier with a hub in St. Louis.
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KSDK· 7/24/2023
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Simple Flying· 4/12/2021
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STLPR· 7/16/2015
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