S. Korea to offer 'flights to nowhere' for 1 year to revive local aviation industry
- 3 years ago
"무착륙 국제관광비행 1년간 한시 허용…면세혜택도 제공"
South Korea plans to offer 'flights to nowhere' for a twelve month period to revive the aviation industry and restore consumer confidence.
In a meeting Thursday with related ministers, finance minister Hong Nam-ki said the flights will run under strict quarantine measures.
Travelers will be exempt from taking COVID-19 tests and can enjoy duty free allowances of up to 600 U.S. dollars.
Six local airlines, including Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, will take part in such tour services.
South Korea plans to offer 'flights to nowhere' for a twelve month period to revive the aviation industry and restore consumer confidence.
In a meeting Thursday with related ministers, finance minister Hong Nam-ki said the flights will run under strict quarantine measures.
Travelers will be exempt from taking COVID-19 tests and can enjoy duty free allowances of up to 600 U.S. dollars.
Six local airlines, including Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, will take part in such tour services.