Several South Korean airlines cut flights due to high oil prices

South Korea's largest low-cost carrier Jeju Air has decided to cut a total of 187 round-trip flights on routes from Incheon, South Korea to Bangkok (Thailand), Singapore, Da Nang and Phu Quoc Island (Vietnam) between May and June, accounting for about 4% of its total capacity. The company has also suspended its Vientiane (Laos) route for two months starting from the end of April. Another low-cost airline, Jin Air, has reduced 176 round-trip flights on routes to Phu Quoc Island and Guam (USA) as of the end of this month. Additional flight reductions are expected once the June flight schedule is finalized.