I flew Korean Air 32 from Dallas to ICN/Seoul.
While watching the flight information screen at the seat, I saw that we were flying straight in to North Korea.
I thought to myself that peace talks had allowed overflight, but was wondering if that was a good idea.
200 miles or so from the border we took a RIGHT turn and went around NK.
It felt like it took forever because of the shape of the peninsula, though I'm sure it was the same either way.
Why did they do this?
Also, Korean air is SkyTeam alliance, then how do they code share with OneWorld AA for the DFW-ICN, ICN-DFW flights?
In addition, I flew KE032 three weeks ago, I can't find that flight any more, we only have American for DFW-ICN, ugh!
Sorry, I found out that Flight 32 has a weird schedule, Mon, Wed, Thu, Sat, and flies parallel to AA, so I was having trouble finding the flight.
Thanks, all!
While watching the flight information screen at the seat, I saw that we were flying straight in to North Korea.
I thought to myself that peace talks had allowed overflight, but was wondering if that was a good idea.
200 miles or so from the border we took a RIGHT turn and went around NK.
It felt like it took forever because of the shape of the peninsula, though I'm sure it was the same either way.
Why did they do this?
Also, Korean air is SkyTeam alliance, then how do they code share with OneWorld AA for the DFW-ICN, ICN-DFW flights?
In addition, I flew KE032 three weeks ago, I can't find that flight any more, we only have American for DFW-ICN, ugh!
Sorry, I found out that Flight 32 has a weird schedule, Mon, Wed, Thu, Sat, and flies parallel to AA, so I was having trouble finding the flight.
Thanks, all!
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