Jeju Air: Branding of a K-Pop Airline

Eunsoo Baek

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    Abstract

    South Korea's LCC (Low Cost Carrier) industry, which started from the 2000s, brought upon a new lifestyle within the country. In Korea, unlike European or US markets, air travel was limited and previous domestic airlines mostly focused on the business sector. The LCC industry had a shaky start with high ini-tial investment and low load factors, but soon started to take root as they started to take over the domestic market and competed for OVerseas routes, making air travel a reality for the masses. Today, profitability of low-cost airlines have been improving as their routes expanded and load factors went up, especially in routes connecting China, Korea and Japan. Also, greater aircraft usage by utilizing" red-eye" flights to Southeast Asian destinations greatly
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)189-207
    JournalAsia Marketing Journal
    Volume14
    Issue number4
    Publication statusPublished - Jan 2013

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