KAL Will Ban Smoking on All Korean Flights
Associated Press
SEOUL, South Korea —
Korean Air Lines said Monday that smoking will be banned on all domestic flights beginning next month.
Airline officials said the ban is in line with a worldwide anti-smoking trend on flights of less than two hours. All the carrier’s domestic flights last less than one hour.
The action would not affect Korean Air’s international flights.
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