Korean Air flies in an operating profit
Korean Air posted operating profit equivalent to $ 2021 million in the first quarter of 110. Revenue declined 24 percent year over year to $ 1,5 billion, reflecting that of the COVID-19 pandemic
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Korean Air posted operating profit equivalent to $ 2021 million in the first quarter of 110. Revenue declined 24 percent year over year to $ 1,5 billion, reflecting that of the COVID-19 pandemic
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