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South Korea’s antitrust agency demands Korean Air revise its post-merger mileage plan within a month to protect customer benefits.
South Korea’s antitrust regulator has ordered Korean Air to revise its mileage integration plan within one month, requiring clearer, more practical options for customers to use accumulated miles after the Asiana Airlines merger.
The FTC emphasized the need to prevent widespread mileage expiration, with current rules allowing 10 years of validity for Asiana miles and a 1:1 conversion for flight-earned miles, while partner-earned miles convert at 1:0.82.
Customers may also transfer all miles to Korean Air.
The merger, finalized in December 2024, continues integration of operations, personnel, and branding.
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