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Asiana Airlines KRX: 020560 is one of South Korea's two major airlines. It is both smaller and younger than Korean Air. Asiana's headquarters and overseas hub are located at Incheon International Airport and its domestic hub is at Gimpo Airport (formerly Kimpo International Airport). Asiana began operation in 1988 with flights to Bangkok. As of December 31, 2003, Kumho Asiana Group owns 46.33% of Asiana through its affiliates.

The airline now flies a variety of routes to Asia, Oceania, Europe, and North America, as well as extensive domestic and freight networks.

The Asiana Airlines fleet conists of the following aircraft (at March 2005):

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 {{koreanname|image=[[Image:Asiana_Airlines_logo.png|150px|Asiana Airlines Logo]]|hangul=&#50500;&#49884;&#50500;&#45208; &#54637;&#44277;|hanja=&#50500;&#49884;&#50500;&#45208; &#33322;&#31354;<br><small>(Note: There are no Hanja for "Asiana")</small>|rr=Asiana Hanggong|mr=Ashiana Hanggong}}
-'''Asiana Airlines''' {{kosdaq|020560}} is one of [[South Korea]]'s two major [[airline]]s. It is both smaller and younger than [[Korean Air]]. Asiana is privately owned by the conglomerate [[Kumho Group]]. Asiana's headquarters and overseas hub are located at [[Incheon International Airport]] and its domestic hub is at [[Gimpo Airport]] (formerly Kimpo International Airport).  Asiana began operation in [[1988]] with flights to [[Bangkok]].
+'''Asiana Airlines''' {{kosdaq|020560}} is one of [[South Korea]]'s two major [[airline]]s. It is both smaller and younger than [[Korean Air]]. Asiana's headquarters and overseas hub are located at [[Incheon International Airport]] and its domestic hub is at [[Gimpo Airport]] (formerly Kimpo International Airport).  Asiana began operation in [[1988]] with flights to [[Bangkok]]. As of December 31, 2003, [[Kumho Asiana Group]] owns 46.33% of Asiana through its affiliates.
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