Jeju Air "1,900 flights reduced by 10% in the first quarter of this year."

Jeju Air, which said it would reduce the amount of transportation after the Muan Airport disaster, has decided to reduce nearly 1,900 flights, or 10% of its original plan, on domestic and international routes in the first quarter of this year.

Jeju Air said it will reduce its flights by 1,8878 by reducing 1,40 international and 838 domestic flights by the end of March, the winter schedule.

For international flights, there are 344 flights to Japan, 326 flights to Southeast Asia, 136 flights to Guam, 234 flights to China, including Hong Kong, and 838 flights to and from Jeju from Gimpo, Busan, Cheongju, and Muan.