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China, South Korea boost commercial flights as tourism increases between the 2 countries
China and South Korea will increase weekly commercial flights by 70 due to rising two-way tourism and a decline in Chinese group travel to Japan. Passenger flights will rise from 608 to 664, and freight flights from 54 to 68, marking the first expansion since pre-pandemic levels.
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