Overview
- Air Zeta finalized its ₩470 billion acquisition of Asiana Airlines’ cargo division on August 1 and rebranded from Air Incheon to Air Zeta.
- The carrier integrated 11 long-haul freighters transferred from Asiana with four existing aircraft to assemble a 15-plane all-cargo fleet.
- Its workforce expanded to roughly 1,000 staff after adding 800 employees from Asiana’s cargo unit.
- On August 1, Air Zeta marked its inaugural trans-Pacific cargo flight to the Americas and has since opened service on 21 strategic routes.
- Positioned as South Korea’s second-largest cargo airline, Air Zeta aims to challenge Korean Air’s dominance and boost Incheon Airport’s global logistics role.