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Korean Air

Korean Air is South Korea's flag carrier headquartered in Seoul, renowned for its comprehensive global network and commitment to exceptional service. Established in 1969, it operates an extensive range of international and domestic flights, connecting Asia, the Americas, Europe, and Oceania. The airline is recognized for its dedication to passenger comfort, offering amenities such as spacious seating, advanced in-flight entertainment, and a variety of dining options that cater to diverse tastes. Korean Air is a founding member of the SkyTeam alliance, and its loyalty program, SKYPASS, rewards frequent flyers with miles and exclusive benefits.

The two South Korean airlines will now begin a two-year process to finalize their merger

By Enrique Perrella

December 12, 2024

The joint venture between Korean Air and Delta Air Lines is one of the most successful in the transpacific market

By Enrique Perrella

December 10, 2024

The Chief Marketing Officer talks about the airline’s upcoming evolution, encompassing everything from a fresh logo to a transformative merger

By Enrique Perrella

December 6, 2024

Full review of Korean Air's longest flight in the upper deck's Prestige Business Class

By Enrique Perrella

October 31, 2024

The airline’s head of inflight service discusses his efforts to enhance the passenger experience by combining luxury hospitality with aviation expertise

By Enrique Perrella

October 14, 2024

The airline has launched its brand-new Prestige 2.0 Business Class product on its route from Seoul-Incheon to Vancouver

By Enrique Perrella

October 3, 2024

The Korean carrier will open its largest international lounge at JFK's new Terminal One in 2026

By Enrique Perrella

August 7, 2024

The new Prestige 2.0 business class seats will take flight from Seoul to Tokyo this week

By Fergus Cole

July 22, 2024

VIP One, a private security checkpoint for paying guests, will open up to Priority Pass holders

By Fergus Cole

November 1, 2023

Passengers at Seoul’s Incheon and Gimpo airports will be asked to step on scales before boarding their flights, part of a safety initiative

By Fergus Cole

September 20, 2023

FAQ

What is Korean Air's SKYPASS?

SKYPASS is Korean Air’s frequent flyer program, designed to reward loyal passengers with miles for flights and purchases. Members can redeem these miles for free flights, seat upgrades, and other exclusive benefits. The program also offers tiered membership levels—Morning Calm, Morning Calm Premium, and Million Miler—which provide additional perks such as priority boarding, extra baggage allowance, and access to Korean Air lounges.

What are Korean Air's ticketing options?

Korean Air offers a range of ticketing options to suit different travel needs and budgets. Passengers can choose from Economy Class, Prestige Class (business), and First Class, each providing varying levels of comfort and amenities. Economy Class offers standard seating with in-flight entertainment and meal service. Prestige Class features lie-flat seats, enhanced dining options, and access to business lounges. First Class provides the highest level of luxury with spacious suites, gourmet meals, and personalized service. Korean Air also offers flexible fare options, allowing passengers to choose between refundable and non-refundable tickets, as well as the ability to select seat preferences and add extra services.

What are Virgin Atlantic's baggage fees?

Korean Air’s baggage fees vary depending on the route, class of service, and frequent flyer status. For most international routes, Economy Class passengers are allowed one or two free checked bags, depending on the destination, while Prestige and First Class passengers typically enjoy two or three free checked bags. Additional or overweight baggage incurs extra fees, which are calculated based on the route and the excess weight or size. SKYPASS elite members may receive extra baggage allowances as part of their benefits. Carry-on baggage is generally free, with limits on size and weight depending on the class of service.