The aviation authorities of South Korea and the Czech Republic have agreed to expand passenger traffic rights.
Currently, Korean Air operates four round trips per week and Asiana Airlines operates three round trips per week on the Seoul/Incheon–Prague route, with the South Korean side utilizing all available allocations. Although the rights had been expanded from four weekly round trips in 2024, consultations with the travel industry confirmed substantial demand. This will enable new airlines to enter the market.
In March, South Korean authorities also agreed to expand passenger traffic rights with Hungary and Austria. Services of up to 14 round trips per week with Hungary and up to 21 round trips per week with Austria are permitted.
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