Korea steps back into the dark
The Korean Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs this week failed to reject a protectionist request led by its national airline to turn back the clock of liberalisation in the region. The request from several vested interests - worded in clear aviation nationalism overtones - was designed solely to protect local airlines from added competition - and the lower fares that competition would bring.
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