Asiana Airlines

Asiana Airlines is the second-largest airline in South Korea, after flag carrier Korean Air, and a part of the Kumho Asiana Group. It has been a member of the Star Alliance since 2003 and, along with its low-cost subsidiaries Air Busan and Air Seoul, flies to destinations across Asia and the world.
In November 2020, Asiana Airlines announced plans to merge with its biggest rival, Korean Air, which is a founder-member of SkyTeam. The merger is expected to be completed in a few years, and the Asiana brand will cease to exist.
==1988–2006==
Asiana Airlines old (Korean).svg|Korean version
Asiana Airlines old (Stacked Korean).svg|Stacked Korean version
|Star Alliance variant
Asiana Airlines Ad endcap (1988).png|Ad endcap (1988)
Asiana Airlines Ad endcap (1994-1995).png|Ad endcap (1994–1995)
==2006–present==
===2006–2013===
ASIANA06.png|Korean version 
||Star Alliance variant
===2013–2017===
Asiana Airlines 2013 Star Alliance.svg|Star Alliance variant
ASIANA13.png|Korean text version 
===2017–present===
Asiana Airlines 2017 (Korean).svg|Korean version
 |Star Alliance variant
==See also==
*Kumho Tire
*Kumho Asiana
Category:Kumho Asiana
Category:Star Alliance
Category:Airlines
Category:Airlines in South Korea
Category:Seoul
Category:South Korea
Category:1980s
Category:1988