Cargo Softens Amid Booming Conversion Market
Korean Air remained profitable during the pandemic in part due to its cargo business.
Credit: Korean Air
Korean Air was one of few airlines to maintain profits through the pandemic as it benefited from bumper revenues from its cargo arm. In its most recent earnings, though, the flag carrier noted that quarterly cargo revenue had dropped by almost a third, year on year, due to global economic slowdown...
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