Korean Air will start a direct service between the bustling cities of Busan, in South Korea, and Nanjing, in China, on July 12. Both cities have benefited from rapid growth and international business interests in the past few years, and Korean Air will connect the new economic hubs four times a week via a Boeing 737-900ER aircraft.
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