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Jeju Air and T’way Air offer the narrowest economy class seats among South Korea’s major airlines, with government data showing both carriers provide the smallest per-passenger area and seat width, while full-service airlines offer more spacious seating.
DaeMyung Sono Group has received regulatory approval for its merger with T'way Air, paving the way for new board appointments and a strategic push to integrate aviation and hospitality operations for sustainable growth.
South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport fined T’way Air, Korean Air, and Jeju Air a combined 3.53 billion won ($2.6 million) for Aviation Safety Act violations, suspending eight engineers’ licenses and vowing stricter oversight to ensure airline safety compliance.