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International Network @ Centrair As of March 27, 2014 Weekly Frequency of International Flights Airline Route 2014Summer 2013Winter 2013Summer (3/30-10/25) (10/27-3/29) (3/31-10/26) Remarks Planned Results Results April 2014Summer 23 # of destinations： Apr 2014S 27 （Passenger 21 ,Freighter 4） (excluding Narita) Apr Mar Aug Korean Air (KE) Seoul (Incheon) (ICN) 18 18 14 Asiana Airlines (OZ) Seoul (Incheon) (ICN) 14 14 14 Jeju Air (7C) Seoul (Gimpo) (GMP) 7 7 7 Jeju Air (7C) Seoul (Incheon) (ICN) 7 7 7 AirAsia Japan (JW) Seoul (Incheon) (ICN) - - 7 Korean Air (KE) Pusan (PUS) 7 7 7 Korean Air (KE) Cheju (CJU) 3 3 4 Korea 3 destinations 56 56 60 China Southern Airlines (CZ) Changchun (CGQ) 2 2 2 China Southern Airlines (CZ) Dalian (DLC) 7 7 7 Air China (CA) Beijing (PEK) 7 7 7 Etihad Airways (EY) Beijing (PEK) ー Abu Dhabi (AUH) (5) (5) (5) Japan Airlines (JL) Shanghai (PVG) 7 7 7 China Eastern Airlines (MU) Shanghai (PVG) 14 14 14 All Nippon Airways (NH) Shanghai (PVG) 7 - 7 7/w as of 14/3/30 China Southern Airlines (CZ) Shanghai (PVG) － Guanzhou (CAN) 7 7 7 Air China (CA) Shanghai (PVG) ー Chengdu (CTU) 7 7 7 China Eastern Airlines (MU) Shanghai (PVG) － Xian (XIY) 7 7 7 China Southern Airlines (CZ) Shenyang (SHE) 2 2 2 China Eastern Airlines (MU) Qingdao (TAO) － Beijing (PEK) 7 7 7 Japan Airlines (JL) Tianjin (TSN) 7 7 7 China 10 destinations 81 74 81 China Airlines (CI) Taipei (TPE) 13 11 11 13/w as of 14/3/30 Japan Airlines (JL) Taipei (TPE) 7 7 7 All Nippon Airways (NH) Hong Kong (HKG) 7 7 7 Cathay Pacific Airways (CX) Taipei (TPE) － Hong Kong (HKG) 7 7 7 Cathay Pacific Airways (CX) Hong Kong (HKG) 14 14 14 Taiwan / HongKong 2 destinations 48 46 46 Thai Airways International (TG) Bangkok (BKK) 10 14 12 10/w as of 14/3/30 Delta Airlines (DL) Manila (MNL) 7 7 7 Phillipine Airlines (PR) Manila (MNL) 7 7 7 Cebu Pacific Air (5J) Manila (MNL) 4 - - 4/w as of 14/3/30 Vietnam Airlines (VN) Hanoi (HAN) 7 7 6 Vietnam Airlines (VN) Ho Chi Minh City (SGN) 3 3 3 Singapore Airlines (SQ) Singapore (SIN) 7 7 7 AiｒAsia X (D7) Kuala Lumpur (KUL) 4 4 - 4/w as of 14/3/17 Southeast Asia 6 destinations 49 49 42 United Airlines (UA) Guam (GUM) 14 14 14 Delta Airlines (DL) Guam (GUM) 7 7 7 Delta Airlines (DL) Honolulu (HNL) 7 7 7 Japan Airlines (JL) Honolulu (HNL) 7 7 7 Resorts 2 destinations 35 35 35 Delta Airlines (DL) Detroit (DTW) 7 7 7 North America 1 destinations 7 7 7 Lufthansa German Airlines (LH) Frankfurt (FRA) 7 7 7 Finnair (AY) Helsinki (HEL) 7 4 7 7/w as of 14/3/30 Europe 2 destinations 14 11 14 Etihad Airways (EY) Beijing (PEK) ー Abu Dhabi (AUH) 5 5 5 MiddleEast 1 destinations 5 5 5 Passenger Flights 295 283 290 (number of destinations) (27) (26) (26) All Nippon Airways (NH) 6 6 6 Air Hongkong (LD) 5 5 6 Asiana Airlines (OZ) 2 2 2 Polar Aircargo (PO) 15 15 15 Freighters 28 28 29 Total 323 311 319 * 1. Information shown above is updated in accordance with the airlines' operation plans. All information listed is subjected to change. 2. Seoul (Incheon) and Seoul (Gimpo) are counted as the same destination..

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