Air Seoul's operating profit last year was ``highest ever'' in South Korea

South Korean low-cost carrier (LCC) Air Seoul achieved its highest performance last year since its establishment. Air Seoul announced on the 19th, ``Last year's sales amounted to 310.9 billion won (approximately 35 billion yen) and operating income
The total amount was 64.4 billion won (approximately 7.231 billion yen)." Sales will increase by 161 billion won (approximately 18,077 million yen) compared to 2022, and operating income will increase by 71 billion won.
7,972 million yen. In particular, the annual operating profit margin was 20.7%, ranking first among domestic airlines.
Air Seoul has announced that it will not be able to travel after the COVID-19 virus epidemic.
The company's pre-emptive re-operation, focusing on highly profitable routes such as Japan and Zhangjiajie in Vietnam and China's Hunan province, where demand is concentrated, and flexible fleet management are behind the company's achievement of maximum results.
An Air Seoul official said, ``This year, we will maintain a profitable trend through strategic route management based on profitability.''