[1]。 This merger, valued at approximately 1.8 trillion won ($1.4 billion), will create the world’s 10th-largest airline by fleet [1]。

[1]。 These remedies aim to address competition concerns raised by the EU.

[2]。 With the EU’s approval, Korean Air has now gained permission from 13 out of 14 countries, excluding a pending review by the United States [2]。 The US Department of Justice is yet to make a decision, but the industry believes that the lack of legal action thus far could be seen as a green light [2]。

[1]。 This consolidation is expected to strengthen the competitive position of Korean airlines in the global market.

参考：
[1] Chang Dong-woo. (2024, November 28). Korean Air says EU gives final approval to Asiana merger.韩联社. https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20241127010900320
[2] Lee, HJ (2024, November 28). Korean Air’s Asiana merger secures final EU approval.韩国中央日报. https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2024-11-28/business/industry/Korean-AirAsiana-merger -secures-final-EU-approval/2188758