Korean Air Lines Co Ltd plans to cancel passenger flights to and from Moscow for the next two weeks as the airline is unable to refuel its aircraft, Reuters reported.
The South Korean carrier said it also plans to reroute cargo flights that originally passed through Moscow, instead sending them directly from Incheon, South Korea, to destinations in Europe until March 18.
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