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Korean Air: Expert advice and recommendations

Expert travel writer Robert Schrader shares all you need to know before booking a flight with Korean Air.
Robert Schrader
August 21, 2024

Korean Air (KE) is the flag carrier of South Korea. Based in Seoul, it’s the largest Korean airline by flights operated and passengers carried, with an intercontinental hub at Incheon Airport (ICN) and a domestic hub at Gimpo Airport (GMP). Continue reading to learn more about what to expect aboard your Korean Air flight.

Cabin class, seats & legroom

Korean Air offers multiple classes of service, which vary depending on both the aircraft serving your route and the route itself. Intercontinental routes tend to boast a wider variety of seating options, as well as more impressive premium cabins.

Prestige Class

Korean Air brands its business class as “Prestige Class” on all planes across its system, though the experience can diverge widely. You’ll find the most competitive seats aboard its Boeing 747-8 and 787-9 planes, as well as on Boeing 777-300ER and select Airbus A330-300 aircraft.

These planes feature the so-called “Apex Suite,” whose arrangement within the cabin (in spite of being configured as 2-2-2) means that all seats have direct aisle access. Additionally, high privacy partitions create an intimate, exclusive feel. This is the same product available onboard most Japan Airlines (JL) long haul flights, if you’ve ever flown on one.

I personally avoid flights on Korean’s Airbus A380 aircraft, if I can. Although these super-jumbo jets operate on some of the airline’s flagship routes, the flat-bed seats offer almost no privacy, which I don’t find acceptable on very long flights.

I also try to avoid the Boeing 747-400, whose Prestige class seats are older “angled-flat” beds, in addition to lacking privacy. If a flight you’re considering is operated by a 747, verify before booking whether it’s the “classic” 747-400 or the more modern 747-8.

Regardless of the seating situation, Korean Air’s service and food in Prestige Class are exceptional, with a choice of Korean or Western meals, plus a full bar service including Korean soju. On long haul flights, you’ll enjoy a multi-course dinner served after take off, plus on-demand snack service throughout the flight and some kind of breakfast just before landing.

I personally love being able to enjoy a traditional Korean bibimbap bowl at 35,000 feet, especially if I’m simply transiting via Seoul and won’t be able to enjoy Korean food on the ground during my trip.

First Class

First Class isn’t available on all Korean Air flights, but it is remarkably consistent across the system. All First Class cabins feature the spacious Cosmo Suite. It’s configured in 1-2-1 on all aircraft except for the 747-8, where suites are in an extremely private 1-1 configuration in the “nose” of the plane.

Do note that while the dimensions of all Korean Air First Class suites are identical, some (known as Cosmo 2.0) feature fully-closing doors for privacy, while others don’t. You can expect First Class on all 747-8 aircraft as well as 777-300ER planes flying intercontinental routes to feature doors, while those on the A380 and A330 are “open suites.”

Service in Korean First Class is even more elevated than what you enjoy in business class, with a larger selection of fine wines and champagne, as well as additional dining courses, including a caviar course. You’ll also have more personalized service, given the lower ratio of passengers compared to flight attendants.

Domestic Prestige class

With the exception of the Airbus A220-300, all Korean Air planes configured for domestic and short-haul international flying have Prestige Class cabins. However, these are simply recliner seats similar to what you’d find in domestic first class within the US.

Additionally, while dining options are of higher quality than what economy passengers receive, the multi-course meals on routes to North America, Europe or medium-haul within Asia-Pacific are not available on these flights.

Premium Economy

Korean Air plans to introduce a Premium Economy product on the 787-10 aircraft that will be coming online in late 2024. However, unless you are flying on one of these aircraft, it will take many years for the product to be available fleet-wide.

Extra legroom economy

Korean Air has not monetized so-called “extra legroom” economy seats to the same level as airlines in the US and Europe. However, it does charge a premium to select seats in the bulkhead and exit rows prior to travel.

If you want to sit in one of these seats without paying a surcharge, I recommend waiting until check-in or boarding and asking if any are still available. Sometimes you luck out, especially if you’re flying alone.

Economy

Like many East Asian airlines, Korean Air’s Economy class offers a pleasant experience, if not a luxurious one. Economy class passengers receive complimentary meals and alcohol, things some other airlines charge for.

Although legroom in Economy is similar aboard all Korean Air planes, I prefer cabins on the 787-9 and A330-300 (which are configured as 3-3-3 and 2-4-2, respectively). By comparison, the 3-4-3 arrangement onboard the 777, 747 and A380 feels claustrophobic.

Pre-flight experience

Here’s what you need to know about the airport experience when flying with Korean Air.

Baggage policy and fees

Like many Asian airlines, Korean Air allows all passengers in all classes of service to check bags free of charge. This is in addition to an allowance of one carry-on bag and one-personal item. In my experience, Korean Air isn’t strict about policing the size, weight or even number of carry-ons.

On long haul flights, every passenger is entitled to at least two checked bags weighing 23 kg or 50 lbs. On short haul and medium haul flights, this decreases to one bag. Passengers in Prestige Class and First Class can check a third complimentary bag, though weight limits do apply.

Check-in

If you need to use airport check-in while flying Korean Air, your options vary depending on your class of service. Personally, if I’m not flying First or Prestige Class (and therefore can’t use dedicated desks with shorter lines), I simply check-in online and, if I have checked bags, drop them at a Bag Drop counter.

Lounges

Korean Air’s lounge for premium passengers (Prestige Class, First Class and elite passengers of Korean Air and its SkyTeam partners) is known as the KAL Lounge. Although the flagship locations within Incheon Airport’s Terminal 2 offer a more luxurious experience, KAL Lounges are available at New York (JFK) and Los Angeles (LAX), as well as at various airports in Japan.

First Class passengers enjoy access to a dedicated First Class Lounge when departing from ICN. The lounge features private work and dining areas, as well as a high-end, à la carte menu. In outstation lounges, passengers ticketed in First Class will simply have a part of the lounge reserved exclusively for their use.

Onboard experience

Here’s what you can expect onboard a Korean Air flight.

Wi-Fi & entertainment

Only a small percentage of Korean Air’s planes (namely, 737-MAX-8 aircraft, which exclusively fly short-haul routes) have WiFi connectivity. I recommend getting any essential work done or emails sent before boarding and notifying your colleagues and superiors that you will be unavailable for the duration of the flight.

When it comes to entertainment, the good news is that all Korean Air planes serving long haul routes have seat backmonitors. The bad news is that like most Asian airlines, English-language movies and TV shows are limited. When I fly Korean Air, I’ll usually download or cache at least a few hours worth of entertainment on my own device.

Amenities

In my experience, Korean Air’s First Class and Prestige Class amenity kits are less than memorable, although the airline has collaborated with brands like Ferragamo in the past.

Passengers in all classes of service can expect to have pillows, blankets and slippers waiting at their seats in advance of long haul flights, with more elaborate bedding available in Prestige Class and First Class. Korean Air’s first-class passengers also receive a set of pajamas.

Loyalty programs, miles & credit cards

Korean Air’s loyalty program is known as SKYPASS. Depending upon where you live and how often you fly Korean Air, SKYPASS membership may prove quite lucrative.

SKYPASS

SKYPASS members can earn and redeem flights for travel both on Korean Air, as well as on other SkyTeam alliance airlines like Delta, Air France-KLM and Virgin Atlantic. However, if you aren’t based in Korea or don’t fly primarily on SkyTeam member airlines, I don’t personally find SKYPASS to be a useful program.

Credit cards

Although a SKYPASS Visa card is available to US consumers, the low intro bonus and minimal spending bonus categories make it less than competitive. Credit cards offered within South Korea tend to be more lucrative.

Chase Ultimate Rewards dropped SKYPASS as a transfer partner several years ago, meaning that there is no longer any “flexible” way to earn SKYPASS miles, apart from flying Korean Air and its partners.

Few workarounds to this exist, since the frequent flyer program Korean Air’s closest partner (Delta) has some of the industry’s most expensive and lowest value redemption rates. In other words, I don’t recommend opening a Delta SkyMiles credit card with the intention of redeeming points for travel on Korean Air.

This KAYAK-commissioned article is presented as-is, for general informational purposes only, and may not be up-to-date. The opinions contained in the article are original to the author and reflect their authentic experience, which may vary significantly from the experience of others. Find more perspectives in our user reviews below.

Good to know

Low season

August

High season

December

Cheapest flight

$230
Best time to beat the crowds but there is an average 6% increase in price.
Most popular time to fly with an average 8% increase in price.
Flight from Seoul Incheon Airport to Manila

FAQs about flying with Korean Air

  • What is Korean Air's carry-on size allowance?

    On board Korean Air flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 21x15x7in. If your hand luggage is bigger, the Korean Air assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.

  • Where does Korean Air fly to?

    Korean Air offers direct flights to 99 cities in 35 different countries. Jeju City, Seoul, and Incheon are the most popular cities covered by Korean Air.

  • What is Korean Air’s primary hub?

    Korean Air concentrates most of its flight operations in Incheon.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on Korean Air flights?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine, meaning that we continuously look across the web to find the best deals for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from all airlines, including Korean Air.

  • When are Korean Air plane tickets cheapest?

    Flight prices with Korean Air will depend on the season and route you are flying. Our data shows that overall, the cheapest month to fly with Korean Air is August, while the most expensive is December.

  • What’s the cheapest route that Korean Air flies?

    In the last 72 hours, the cheapest route flown by Korean Air found on KAYAK was from Yeosu to Jeju City, with a price of $42 for a round-trip.

  • What are the most popular airports for Korean Air flights to depart from?

  • Is Korean Air part of an airline alliance?

    Yes, Korean Air is part of the SkyTeam airline alliance.

  • How many destinations does Korean Air fly to?

    In total, Korean Air flies to 101 destinations.

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Top tips for flying with Korean Air

  • If you’re looking for the cheapest Korean Air tickets, then try to fly from Incheon Intl Airport, where flights have been cheapest lately. The cheapest route from here available recently is to Manila, and cost $230.
  • The cheapest month for flights with Korean Air is August, while the most expensive is generally December.

Korean Air customer reviews

8.4
Very goodBased on 1,039 verified guest reviews
8.3Comfort
8.5Boarding
8.2Entertainment
8.1Food
8.7Crew

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8.0 Very good
SEA-ICN
Pros:Was able to get rest
J
8.0 Very good
ORD-ICN
Pros:Crew was grest and helpful
Cons:Seats on 777 are not padded very well for a 14 hour flight
A
10.0 Wonderful
ICN-DTW
Not accommodating ground staff On board slow service Crew members not very friendly
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8.0 Very good
TAO-ICN
Crew, service and food are excellent. Boarding could be better. Eg use the sign, in addition to calling
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10.0 Wonderful
YNJ-ICN
Thank you!
V
10.0 Wonderful
ICN-DFW
Was good
K
10.0 Wonderful
MSP-YYZ
Flight arrived early, fantastic, since it is short flight, no food being served
K
10.0 Wonderful
SGN-ICN
Food was very good, service is great too
V
10.0 Wonderful
MNL-ICN
My flight with Korean Air went quite well, I've flown with them for many years and have grown accustomed to their great service.
J
10.0 Wonderful
LAX-ICN
Cons:Everyone was accomadating

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All Korean Air flight routes

Flight #Departure AirportArrival AirportDurationSunMonTueWedThuFriSat
1811Seoul (GMP)Busan (PUS)1h 5m
1847Seoul (GMP)Ulsan (USN)1h 0m
1814Busan (PUS)Seoul (GMP)1h 0m
1848Ulsan (USN)Seoul (GMP)1h 0m
2002Bangkok (BKK)Busan (PUS)5h 0m
616Cebu City (CEB)Incheon (ICN)4h 25m
626Manila (MNL)Incheon (ICN)4h 5m
706Tokyo (NRT)Incheon (ICN)2h 45m
1725Cheongju (CJJ)Jeju City (CJU)1h 10m
1722Jeju City (CJU)Cheongju (CJJ)1h 10m
1312Jeju City (CJU)Seoul (GMP)1h 15m
1628Jeju City (CJU)Gwangju (KWJ)0h 55m
1548Jeju City (CJU)Busan (PUS)1h 0m
1636Jeju City (CJU)Yeosu (RSU)0h 55m
1570Jeju City (CJU)Daegu (TAE)1h 5m
1596Jeju City (CJU)Ulsan (USN)1h 5m
468Nha Trang (CXR)Incheon (ICN)4h 55m
870Dalian (DLC)Incheon (ICN)1h 30m
790Fukuoka (FUK)Incheon (ICN)1h 30m
2138Fukuoka (FUK)Busan (PUS)1h 0m
1179Seoul (GMP)Jeju City (CJU)1h 15m
2105Seoul (GMP)Tokyo (HND)2h 15m
2119Seoul (GMP)Osaka (KIX)1h 50m
2201Seoul (GMP)Beijing (PEK)2h 25m
454Hanoi (HAN)Incheon (ICN)4h 5m
2104Tokyo (HND)Seoul (GMP)2h 35m
615Incheon (ICN)Cebu City (CEB)4h 35m
467Incheon (ICN)Nha Trang (CXR)5h 40m
869Incheon (ICN)Dalian (DLC)1h 25m
789Incheon (ICN)Fukuoka (FUK)1h 40m
453Incheon (ICN)Hanoi (HAN)5h 5m
663Incheon (ICN)Phuket City (HKT)6h 45m
721Incheon (ICN)Osaka (KIX)2h 0m
625Incheon (ICN)Manila (MNL)4h 20m
705Incheon (ICN)Tokyo (NRT)2h 35m
689Incheon (ICN)Phnom Penh (PNH)5h 55m
1405Incheon (ICN)Busan (PUS)1h 10m
895Incheon (ICN)Shanghai (PVG)2h 25m
189Incheon (ICN)Taichung City (RMQ)2h 55m
831Incheon (ICN)Shenyang (SHE)2h 0m
645Incheon (ICN)Singapore (SIN)6h 50m
401Incheon (ICN)Sydney (SYD)10h 10m
843Incheon (ICN)Qingdao (TAO)1h 40m
811Incheon (ICN)Xi'an (XIY)3h 30m
125Incheon (ICN)Xiamen (XMN)3h 25m
2120Osaka (KIX)Seoul (GMP)1h 55m
722Osaka (KIX)Incheon (ICN)2h 5m
1627Gwangju (KWJ)Jeju City (CJU)0h 55m
2202Beijing (PEK)Seoul (GMP)2h 10m
690Phnom Penh (PNH)Incheon (ICN)5h 10m
486Phu Quoc (PQC)Incheon (ICN)5h 5m
2001Busan (PUS)Bangkok (BKK)6h 5m
1535Busan (PUS)Jeju City (CJU)1h 0m
2137Busan (PUS)Fukuoka (FUK)1h 0m
1414Busan (PUS)Incheon (ICN)1h 10m
896Shanghai (PVG)Incheon (ICN)2h 10m
190Taichung City (RMQ)Incheon (ICN)2h 50m
1635Yeosu (RSU)Jeju City (CJU)0h 55m
832Shenyang (SHE)Incheon (ICN)2h 5m
646Singapore (SIN)Incheon (ICN)6h 40m
402Sydney (SYD)Incheon (ICN)10h 40m
844Qingdao (TAO)Incheon (ICN)1h 40m
1595Ulsan (USN)Jeju City (CJU)1h 5m
812Xi'an (XIY)Incheon (ICN)2h 50m
126Xiamen (XMN)Incheon (ICN)3h 10m
412Auckland (AKL)Incheon (ICN)12h 0m
411Incheon (ICN)Auckland (AKL)11h 45m
902Paris (CDG)Incheon (ICN)12h 10m
901Incheon (ICN)Paris (CDG)14h 25m
197Incheon (ICN)Ulaanbaatar (UBN)3h 40m
1569Daegu (TAE)Jeju City (CJU)1h 10m
198Ulaanbaatar (UBN)Incheon (ICN)3h 5m
485Incheon (ICN)Phu Quoc (PQC)6h 0m
2229Busan (PUS)Shanghai (PVG)2h 5m
2230Shanghai (PVG)Busan (PUS)1h 45m
2209Seoul (GMP)Shanghai (SHA)2h 5m
2210Shanghai (SHA)Seoul (GMP)2h 5m
859Incheon (ICN)Beijing (PEK)2h 30m
860Beijing (PEK)Incheon (ICN)2h 20m
469Incheon (ICN)Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)5h 45m
470Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)Incheon (ICN)5h 10m
2134Nagoya (NGO)Busan (PUS)1h 40m
2133Busan (PUS)Nagoya (NGO)1h 25m
926Amsterdam (AMS)Incheon (ICN)11h 55m
408Brisbane (BNE)Incheon (ICN)10h 25m
925Incheon (ICN)Amsterdam (AMS)14h 35m
407Incheon (ICN)Brisbane (BNE)9h 35m
2255Jeju City (CJU)Beijing (PEK)3h 0m
161Incheon (ICN)Kunming (KMG)5h 5m
771Incheon (ICN)Okayama (OKJ)1h 30m
162Kunming (KMG)Incheon (ICN)4h 10m
772Okayama (OKJ)Incheon (ICN)2h 0m
2256Beijing (PEK)Jeju City (CJU)2h 35m
785Incheon (ICN)Kagoshima (KOJ)1h 35m
786Kagoshima (KOJ)Incheon (ICN)1h 45m
2222Beijing (PEK)Busan (PUS)2h 45m
962Budapest (BUD)Incheon (ICN)10h 35m
164Zhangjiajie (DYG)Incheon (ICN)3h 10m
961Incheon (ICN)Budapest (BUD)12h 50m
163Incheon (ICN)Zhangjiajie (DYG)4h 0m
763Incheon (ICN)Niigata (KIJ)1h 55m
775Incheon (ICN)Komatsu (KMQ)1h 45m
797Incheon (ICN)Nagasaki (NGS)1h 30m
764Niigata (KIJ)Incheon (ICN)2h 35m
776Komatsu (KMQ)Incheon (ICN)2h 0m
798Nagasaki (NGS)Incheon (ICN)2h 0m
2221Busan (PUS)Beijing (PEK)3h 0m
768Aomori (AOJ)Incheon (ICN)3h 0m
1586Jeju City (CJU)Jinju (HIN)1h 0m
1585Jinju (HIN)Jeju City (CJU)1h 0m
767Incheon (ICN)Aomori (AOJ)2h 20m
969Incheon (ICN)Prague (PRG)13h 20m
970Prague (PRG)Incheon (ICN)11h 20m
913Incheon (ICN)Madrid (MAD)15h 20m
914Madrid (MAD)Incheon (ICN)12h 45m
741Incheon (ICN)Nagoya (NGO)1h 55m
742Nagoya (NGO)Incheon (ICN)2h 10m
2130Tokyo (NRT)Busan (PUS)2h 35m
2129Busan (PUS)Tokyo (NRT)2h 10m
2249Busan (PUS)Taipei City (TPE)2h 35m
2250Taipei City (TPE)Busan (PUS)2h 30m
172Hong Kong (HKG)Incheon (ICN)3h 35m
171Incheon (ICN)Hong Kong (HKG)4h 10m
907Incheon (ICN)London (LHR)14h 50m
908London (LHR)Incheon (ICN)12h 25m
119Incheon (ICN)Mudanjiang (MDG)2h 45m
120Mudanjiang (MDG)Incheon (ICN)2h 40m
138Wuhan (WUH)Incheon (ICN)2h 35m
117Incheon (ICN)Yanbian (YNJ)2h 25m
118Yanbian (YNJ)Incheon (ICN)2h 30m
170Macau (MFM)Incheon (ICN)3h 35m
658Bangkok (BKK)Incheon (ICN)5h 30m
766Sapporo (CTS)Incheon (ICN)3h 15m
952Dubai (DXB)Incheon (ICN)8h 30m
657Incheon (ICN)Bangkok (BKK)6h 15m
765Incheon (ICN)Sapporo (CTS)2h 40m
951Incheon (ICN)Dubai (DXB)10h 55m
169Incheon (ICN)Macau (MFM)4h 0m
664Phuket City (HKT)Incheon (ICN)5h 55m
820Changsha (CSX)Incheon (ICN)3h 5m
819Incheon (ICN)Changsha (CSX)3h 45m
932Rome (FCO)Incheon (ICN)11h 25m
931Incheon (ICN)Rome (FCO)13h 30m
921Incheon (ICN)Lisbon (LIS)15h 35m
489Incheon (ICN)Yangon (RGN)6h 25m
922Lisbon (LIS)Incheon (ICN)13h 0m
490Yangon (RGN)Incheon (ICN)5h 10m
755Incheon (ICN)Okinawa (OKA)2h 30m
756Okinawa (OKA)Incheon (ICN)2h 0m
101Incheon (ICN)Nanjing (NKG)2h 40m
102Nanjing (NKG)Incheon (ICN)2h 25m
866Guangzhou (CAN)Incheon (ICN)3h 10m
865Incheon (ICN)Guangzhou (CAN)4h 10m
827Incheon (ICN)Shenzhen (SZX)4h 10m
828Shenzhen (SZX)Incheon (ICN)3h 20m
668Chiang Mai (CNX)Incheon (ICN)4h 50m
667Incheon (ICN)Chiang Mai (CNX)6h 0m
2125Jeju City (CJU)Tokyo (NRT)2h 25m
2126Tokyo (NRT)Jeju City (CJU)2h 50m
928Milan (MXP)Incheon (ICN)11h 30m
498New Delhi (DEL)Incheon (ICN)6h 50m
497Incheon (ICN)New Delhi (DEL)9h 5m
927Incheon (ICN)Milan (MXP)13h 40m
671Incheon (ICN)Kuala Lumpur (KUL)6h 40m
672Kuala Lumpur (KUL)Incheon (ICN)6h 20m
628Jakarta (CGK)Incheon (ICN)7h 0m
627Incheon (ICN)Jakarta (CGK)7h 10m
187Incheon (ICN)Taipei City (TPE)2h 55m
188Taipei City (TPE)Incheon (ICN)2h 30m
462Da Nang (DAD)Incheon (ICN)4h 20m
422Tamuning (GUM)Incheon (ICN)4h 50m
461Incheon (ICN)Da Nang (DAD)5h 10m
421Incheon (ICN)Tamuning (GUM)4h 20m
720Tokyo (HND)Incheon (ICN)2h 50m
1432Daegu (TAE)Incheon (ICN)1h 5m
719Incheon (ICN)Tokyo (HND)2h 10m
1433Incheon (ICN)Daegu (TAE)1h 5m
805Incheon (ICN)Tianjin (TSN)2h 0m
806Tianjin (TSN)Incheon (ICN)1h 45m
946Frankfurt am Main (FRA)Incheon (ICN)11h 35m
945Incheon (ICN)Frankfurt am Main (FRA)13h 55m
937Incheon (ICN)Vienna (VIE)13h 0m
938Vienna (VIE)Incheon (ICN)10h 50m
630Denpasar (DPS)Incheon (ICN)7h 0m
86New York (JFK)Incheon (ICN)15h 45m
136Hefei (HFE)Incheon (ICN)2h 35m
135Incheon (ICN)Hefei (HFE)2h 55m
955Incheon (ICN)Istanbul (IST)12h 20m
956Istanbul (IST)Incheon (ICN)10h 10m
36Atlanta (ATL)Incheon (ICN)15h 50m
92Boston (BOS)Incheon (ICN)15h 30m
32Dallas (DFW)Incheon (ICN)15h 10m
54Honolulu (HNL)Incheon (ICN)10h 30m
94Washington, D.C. (IAD)Incheon (ICN)15h 50m
35Incheon (ICN)Atlanta (ATL)13h 20m
31Incheon (ICN)Dallas (DFW)12h 40m
629Incheon (ICN)Denpasar (DPS)7h 15m
53Incheon (ICN)Honolulu (HNL)8h 0m
93Incheon (ICN)Washington, D.C. (IAD)13h 35m
85Incheon (ICN)New York (JFK)14h 0m
5Incheon (ICN)Las Vegas (LAS)11h 10m
11Incheon (ICN)Los Angeles (LAX)11h 0m
37Incheon (ICN)Chicago (ORD)12h 50m
41Incheon (ICN)Seattle (SEA)9h 50m
71Incheon (ICN)Vancouver (YVR)9h 40m
73Incheon (ICN)Toronto (YYZ)13h 0m
6Las Vegas (LAS)Incheon (ICN)13h 30m
12Los Angeles (LAX)Incheon (ICN)13h 50m
38Chicago (ORD)Incheon (ICN)15h 10m
42Seattle (SEA)Incheon (ICN)11h 55m
24San Francisco (SFO)Incheon (ICN)13h 0m
72Vancouver (YVR)Incheon (ICN)11h 45m
74Toronto (YYZ)Incheon (ICN)15h 5m
91Incheon (ICN)Boston (BOS)13h 30m
23Incheon (ICN)San Francisco (SFO)10h 30m
132Zhengzhou (CGO)Incheon (ICN)2h 20m
131Incheon (ICN)Zhengzhou (CGO)2h 50m
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Overview of Korean Air

Depending on what amenities you would like to have access to while traveling, Korean Air has three classes that you can choose from, known as Economy, Prestige, and First. While Economy provides travelers with entertainment options and a standard seat, Prestige comes with perks such as a gourmet meal with drinks, a toiletry kit, and a wake-up service. If you opt for First, you will have access to an exclusive in-flight bar, a duvet, and a private suite that will allow you to lay on a comfortable bed.

If you would like to keep busy during your flight, consider downloading the beyond M app that was created by this airline in order to keep customers entertained while in the air. Through beyond M, you will be able to watch your choice of movies and television shows directly from your phone or laptop throughout the entire duration of your trip.

Korean Air is known for having codeshare agreements with many different international airlines, with some examples being Air France, Japan Airlines, and WestJet. Additionally, the company has voluntary interline agreements with two airlines, known as Flybe and JetBlue.

In Korean Air’s fleet, there are over 150 planes that come from five different companies. The most commonly used aircraft is the Boeing 777-300ER, as it can fit up to 227 passengers and is convenient for middle-range international flights. For long-haul flights, the airline often opts for the Airbus A380-800, a large plane that can fit over 400 passengers and is known for being both comfortable and spacious.

Korean Air information

IATA CodeKE
Routes232
Top routeSeoul Gimpo Intl Airport to Jeju City
Airports served101
Top airportIncheon Intl

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