Korean Air revealed exciting news as they plan to introduce new flight routes from Seoul Incheon Airport in South Korea to Fuzhou Changle International Airport in China, starting on December 28, 2024. The airline is set to operate these flights three times a week, specifically on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. The flight schedule will include KE 127 departing Seoul at 08:40 local time and arriving in Fuzhou at 10:30 local time, while KE 128 will depart Fuzhou at 11:40 local time and land back in Seoul at 15:35 local time. Travelers can expect a flight duration of around two hours and 50 minutes for this journey.

Fuzhou, the capital of the Fujian province in southeast China, is a bustling city known for its contributions to scientific research, industrial chemicals, and food processing. The region also boasts Mount Wuyi, a majestic peak often ranked among China's top ten mountains, offering breathtaking views and serving as a popular tourist destination in southeast China. For those seeking relaxation, the Qingyun Mountain Hot Springs are a must-visit, featuring therapeutic waters and stunning mountain panoramas.

Korean Air's decision to launch the Fuzhou service aligns with the airline's strategy to expand its presence in China, catering to the increasing demand for travel in the region. This expansion follows a series of recent service enhancements, including daily flights connecting Incheon with Xiamen International Airport and the resumption of four weekly flights to Kunming Changshui International Airport. The airline is dedicated to strengthening its network and offering more options for passengers exploring the beauty and opportunities China has to offer.