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Visa exemption for South Korea drives significant growth in passengers on Korean Air’s China routes
2025-12-12 source:Xinhuanet

Xinhua News Agency, Seoul (Reporters Zhang Can and Sun Yiran) The "2025 Year-End Accounts" released by Korean Air Lines on its official website on the 11th showed that there was a significant year-on-year increase in passengers on Chinese routes this year.

This data released by Korean Air shows that the number of passengers on China routes this year has increased significantly compared with the same period last year. Shanghai has become the most popular travel destination in China, with the number of passengers flying from South Korea to Shanghai increasing by 128,000 year-on-year. The number of passengers on the Beijing route increased by 71,000, and the number of passengers on the Qingdao route increased by 63,000, both significant increases compared with last year.

Korean Air told Xinhua News Agency that China’s visa-free policy is an important reason for the significant increase in the number of passengers on routes from South Korea to China.

Korean Air data shows that Korean Air carried 16.49 million passengers on international routes this year. This year-end settlement is based on the international flight data from January 1 to November 10 this year.

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