Hartsfield-Jackson gains Asiana Airlines as cargo carrier

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport announced Asiana Airlines will begin operating cargo flights to the Atlanta airport starting Sept. 13.

Asiana will operate four weekly flights to Seoul with Boeing 747-400 freighter aircraft, according to the airport.

Asiana said in a written statement that Kia Motors, Hyundai Motor Co. and others in the Southeast would benefit from the service.

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