Three South Korean Carriers Are Merging Into One Low-Cost Giant
Summary
Three South Korean airlines are being combined into a single low-cost carrier backed by the country’s flag carrier. The deal will consolidate a market that still has more budget-airline brands than it can comfortably support.
The merger creates a larger, better-capitalized competitor with greater scale in pricing, route planning, and
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South Korea’s low-cost market is moving from brand proliferation toward consolidation, changing the competitive outlook for airlines and fares.