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LUFTHANSA TO LAUNCH BUSAN-MUNICH ROUTE.
SEOUL, Nov 1 Asia Pulse - Lufthansa, Europe's second-largest airline, said today it will begin servicing a new route connecting South Korea's southeastern port city of Busan and Munich, Germany, next year.
Lufthansa, the first Europe-based airline to link the southeastern part of South Korea with Europe non-stop, is to begin operating the new route three times a week on March 27, the company said.
With the service, Lufthansa will run a total of 10 weekly flights between the two countries, seven of which currently connect Seoul and Frankfurt, Germany's financial and transportation center, the company said.
The route to Munich, a gateway to central and ...
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