Asiana Airlines to retire Boeing 767 in March 2025

Asiana Airlines (OZ) has updated its domestic schedule for the Northern Summer 2025 season, signaling the end of an era for its Boeing 767-300 operations. Asiana is a full-service South Korean airline and a Star Alliance member. Korean Air (KE) owns 63.88% of the airline and completed the acquisition on December 12, 2024. Korean Air aims to complete the integration with OZ within two years. The strategy includes network optimization, service expansion, and enhanced safety investments. While no fleet upgrades were mentioned, the retirement of the 767 is not uncommon. American Airlines (AA) completely withdrew its 767 fleet by March 2020. According to aeroroutes.com, OZ’s last scheduled 767 service will occur on March 29, 2025, operating on the Seoul Gimpo (GMP)—Jeju (CJU) route.<br/>