The chief executive of Hanjin Group, which owns Korean Air (KE, Seoul Incheon), has told CNBC that he is short of aircraft despite some signs of softening demand and the impact of tariff uncertainty.

“We are short by five or six aircraft,” Walter Cho told the outlet. “We’ve had to cut down on routes to keep our schedules. The supply chain issue also includes engines and we have several aircraft on the ground without engines.”

According to the ch-aviation fleets module, Korean Air operates 169…

Source: ch aviation
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