大韩航空将于11—12月把韩亚航空OZ航班代码切换为KE，属合并后的运营整合安排

Korean Air to Switch Asiana Flight Codes From OZ to KE - Seoul Economic Daily
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Korean Air (003490.KS) is stepping up preparations for the December launch of its merged airline with Asiana Airlines (020560.KS), including transferring booking records in advance to minimize disruption for customers.
The carrier said on the 14th that it will carry out a re-accommodation, or REAC, process from Nov. 2 to Dec. 3 to convert Asiana Airlines flight codes (OZ) to Korean Air codes (KE). The change applies to existing Asiana bookings and ticket purchases for departures on or after Dec. 17, the launch date of the merged airline.
The measure is designed to minimize confusion that could arise during the integration and to ensure stable, uninterrupted service after the merger. Korean Air said it will transfer Asiana's booking and ticket information in advance so that customers can use their updated reservations and tickets without inconvenience.
Bookings will be transferred in stages, taking into account system stability and customer convenience. Affected customers will be notified individually through messaging apps, text messages and email so they can review their new booking and ticket details well before departure.
Korean Air also plans to post a frequently asked questions section on its website and mobile app covering the Asiana integration, allowing customers to check key changes in advance.
"What we consider most important during the integration with Asiana Airlines is minimizing inconvenience for customers and providing stable service," a Korean Air official said. "Through ample advance notice and a phased flight code change, we will push ahead with the integration in a stable manner while ensuring maximum convenience for customers."
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Original reporting by
Jung Hye-jin
for Seoul Economic Daily.
AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.
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