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Korean Air (abbreviated as KAL, from its original name, Korean Air Lines) is the largest airline in South Korea. A subsidiary of the Hanjin Group, it also owns the low-cost carrier Jin Air. In 2000, it co-founded the SkyTeam airline alliance along with three other airlines.
In late 2020, Korean Air announced plans to merge with its biggest competitor, Asiana Airlines.
Korean Air Lines[]
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Korean Air Lines rebranded to Korean Air in 1984, after the Flight 007 was shot down by Soviet Union Air Force the previous year, although the Hangul and Hanja name of the airline remain unchanged.
Korean Air co-founded the SkyTeam alliance in 2000 along with Air France, Delta Air Lines and Aeroméxico.
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A trademark for this logo was filed in January 2022, but it is only in March 2025 that aircraft with the new logo and livery was spotted. The new branding is part of the major refresh post-merger with Asiana Airlines.
It was officially unveiled on March 11, 2025, during "KE Rising Night", which also unveiled the new aircraft livery.
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