Korean Air promoting international flights

Korean Air has launched an advertising campaign in London to promote the range of international flights it offers from its hub in Seoul, South Korea.

Due to run until August 23rd, the campaign will see more than 200 London taxis decorated with an image of the Korean Air 'network feather', showing some of the destinations in Asia, Australia and other regions that travellers can fly to with the airline.

The most popular destinations that travellers can reach after catching flights from London Heathrow to Seoul include Auckland, Bali, Sydney and Singapore.

Korean Air operates its service from Heathrow Airport with a Boeing 747 providing three flight classes.

Jeong Soo Park, the airline's general manager in London, said: "This year's UK taxi advertising campaign, symbolised by our 'network feather', promotes Korean Air's growing international network.

"By launching diversified marketing campaigns, Korean Air will continue to show its dedication to serving the UK market."

Earlier this month, Korean Air extended its international network with new flights to Shizuoka in Japan.

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