Finding domestic buyer for Asiana air cargo arm 'won't be easy'
Asiana Airlines directors may have agreed to sell the embattled airline’s air freight business, to ...
The takeover battle for Asiana Airlines’ cargo business has taken a new direction now sale handler UBS has begun inviting formal bids.
South Korean low-cost carrier Aero K, a subsidiary of chemical manufacturing conglomerate Daemyung Chemical, announced yesterday that it would bid for Asiana’s cargo unit.
Aero K (Korea backwards), began operations in 2021 and has only intra-Asia passenger services, using six Airbus craft. The airline, whose base is Cheongju International Airport in North Chungcheong province, ...
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