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• Open Skies for Japan and South Korea.(Asia Pacific)

  - 2007-11-01

  An 'Open Skies' deal has been signed between the Japanese and South Korean governments lifting restrictions on airline frequency, passenger capacity and number of destinations between the two countries (with the exception of the congested Tokyo airports--both cargo and passenger). Asiana Airlines and...

  Tags: Government, Korean Air, SOFTWARE

• Winning Wingers.

  - 2006-08-01

  By Staff According to LM readers, airlines and air express carriers reach the upper stratosphere of quality when they consistently deliver freight on-time while providing first-class customer service. If our results are any indication, it appears that the vast majority of 2006 Air...

  Tags: carrier, Korean Air, MARKETING, SOFTWARE, Southwest Airlines Co.

• Seoul steps up pressure on striking Korean Air pilots

  - 2005-12-08

  SEOUL AFP — The government has stepped closer intervening to end a pilots' strike at Korean Air amid concerns the industrial action at South Korea's largest airline could undermine a year-end export boom. Korean Air had to cancel 63 percent of all flights scheduled for Friday, up from 53...

  Tags: Government, Korean Air, SOFTWARE, strike

• BUSINESS IN ASIA TODAY - OCT 28, 2004.

  - 2004-10-28

  Business in Asia on Oct 28, 2004. A summary prepared by Asia Pulse (http://www.asiapulse.com), the real-time, Asia-based wire with exclusive news, market intelligence and business opportunities: WOODSIDE TO DEVELOP LNG IMPORT TERMINAL OFF CALIFORNIA PERTH - A liquified natural gas LNG import terminal is to...

  Tags: Asia, Australia, camera, China, Korean Air, software

• BRIEFING - ASIA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - NOV 4, 2003.

  - 2003-11-04

  An executive briefing on information technology for Nov 4, 2003, prepared by Asia Pulse (http://www.asiapulse.com), the real-time, Asia-based wire with exclusive news, commercial intelligence and business opportunities. ORACLE INDIA TO LAUNCH NEW INFRASTRUCTURE SOFTWARE NEW DELHI - Software company Oracle India said on Monday it...

  Tags: HARDWARE, IBM Corp., Infosys Technologies Ltd., Korean Air, NETWORKING, Notebooks, Oracle Corp., Outsourcing, software, Toshiba Corp., Wipro Technologies

• BRIEFING - ASIA JOINT VENTURES - AUG 19, 2002.

  - 2002-08-19

  An executive briefing on joint ventures for Aug 19, 2002, prepared by Asia Pulse (http://www.asiapulse.com), the real-time, Asia-based wire with exclusive news, commercial intelligence and business opportunities. JV TALKS BETWEEN NISSAN & CHINA'S DONGFENG AUTO DELAYED AGAIN WUHAN - Joint venture talks between China's second...

  Tags: Biotechnology, China, Games, Korean Air, Nissan Motor Co. Ltd., software

• Korean Air Standardizes Global Web Infrastructure With Gauss Web Content Management Software

  - 2001-12-03

  Business Editors & High-Tech Writers

  Tags: content management system, Korean Air, software, Web infrastructure

• Korean Air Pilots Ready to Strike.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)

  - 2000-05-31

  May 30--Pilots at beleaguered Korean Air have voted to go on strike tomorrow if the South Korean government and the airline do not recognize their union. A strike would further damage the credibility of South Korea's national airline, which flies to Boston's Logan International...

  Tags: Government, Korean Air, SOFTWARE, strike

• Korean Air Lines permits formation of pilots' union

  - 2000-05-30

  AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-C1997-2000 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Pilots with Korean Air Lines are to be allowed by the carrier to form a labour union. The decision was made by Korean Air Lines on 29 May in an attempt to prevent its 1,300 pilots striking over the issue. In...

  Tags: Government, Korean Air, SOFTWARE

• Korean Air unhappy at decision to one year ban on new international routes

  - 1999-11-08

  TELECOMWORLDWIRE-C 1994-9 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Korean Air has called the government's decision to ban the airline from starting any new international routes and flights for 12 months 'a cruel action.' The Korean government has taken the decision in light of a finding by the US National Transportation Safety Board...

  Tags: Government, Korean Air, SOFTWARE, Transportation