JEJUAIR CO., LTD.
KKRX:0895905,200.00
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-110.00
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KR7089590004
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- CEO
- Yi-Bae Kim
- Full Time Employees
- 3,233
- Sector
- Transportation
- Industry
- Airlines
- Address
- 64, Shindae-ro Jeju-si JE South Korea
- IPO Date
- Nov 6, 2015
- Website
- jejuair.net
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- Jeju Air Co., Ltd. (089590.KS) operates as South Korea's leading low-cost carrier, providing domestic and international passenger air transportation services; cargo transportation; and ancillary services including in-flight meals, baggage handling, and online booking platforms. The company offers scheduled flights connecting major South Korean cities such as Seoul, Busan, and Jeju Island to domestic destinations and international routes across Asia, including Japan, China, Thailand, and Vietnam, as well as select long-haul services to Southeast Asia and the Pacific. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Jeju, South Korea, Jeju Air serves leisure and business travelers primarily through its fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft, focusing on high-frequency, point-to-point routes with emphasis on affordability and efficiency. Jeju Air categorizes its offerings into passenger services via its primary brand, cargo operations through dedicated freighter flights, and value-added services like seat selection, priority boarding, and travel insurance; it targets budget-conscious consumers, regional tourists, and e-commerce shippers in the Asia-Pacific market. The airline maintains operations across South Korea, Japan, China, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Singapore, and the Philippines, with hubs at Jeju International Airport and Gimpo International Airport in Seoul. In recent developments, Jeju Air expanded its international network with new route launches to additional Southeast Asian destinations and strengthened fleet capabilities through aircraft orders amid post-pandemic recovery; the company also pursued strategic partnerships for codeshare agreements and sustainability initiatives, including adoption of sustainable aviation fuel trials. No major acquisitions, funding rounds, or name changes were reported in the last 1-2 years, though operational enhancements focused on digital transformation and capacity growth to meet rising domestic tourism demand.