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The FT has published an interesting article on Korean Air Lines, which has just announced its third-quarter results. It examines the impact of the airline’s shareholding in Hanjin Shipping, as well as the various scandals that have beset its owner family. But despite the risks from Hanjin, the airline had a strong quarter, particularly in freight. Compatriots Samsung and Hanjin’s woes fed into its volumes, and it remains at the top of the combination carrier charts, alongside Emirates and Cathay Pacific. A good overview.
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