
Korean Air’s first post merger new flight in December 2026 will be a daily service to Hiroshima launching on December 23rd 2026. The flight will be operated daily under flight number KE2183 and will be served using one of the airline’s Airbus A321neo. The aircraft features a 2-class configuration with 8 true business class lie-flat…

Korean Air brings back its Seoul Incheon – Melbourne KE409 service for winter 2026 operating from December 18th 2026 through March 14th 2027. The airline has benefited of the disruptions in the Middle East with passengers rerouting through east Asia and Seoul Incheon. Australia has been one of the markets most affected by disruptions and…

Following the opening of the Prestige Lounge East in 2025, Korean Air opens its newly renovated First Class and Prestige West lounges at Seoul Incheon International Airport. Facilities are now gearing up in T2 for Korean Air to accommodate the increased number of passengers which is forecasted for when the airline finally merges operations with…

Asiana Airlines’ new flight between Seoul and Milan Malpensa International Airport hides a monopoly. The airline will be operating on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, perfectly integrating into the missing days on which Korean Air does not operate its own service on the route with flight KE928. The two airlines are part of the same group,…

New Swiss Airbus A350-900s will start operating flights on route LX122 from Zurich to Seoul in summer of 2026. Here’s what it brings to the table for the airline and passengers.

Korean Air has opened its completed Prestige East (Left) Lounge at Seoul Incheon Terminal 2, the first finished milestone of its multi-phase lounge overhaul. The new space adds standout experiential zones – a Ramyeon Library, a cooking studio, and an arcade room – plus reservation and crowd-management tools for smoother access.

Korean Air has sure kept me busy this week in terms of writing about them. The Korean flag carrier raised some eyebrows and turned some heads last week when it dropped its new brand identity and, most of all, its new aircraft livery. I’ll let you judge and go through my thoughts in this other…

Although controlled by Lufthansa, Swiss has maintained over the years a very extensive network of destinations served across the globe. As its predecessor Swissair the Helvetic carrier has made a name for itself in the premium travel segment. Particularly its first class is one of the most sought after experiences for frequent flyers and aviation…

Emirates is one of the big super connectors of the aviation world. An airline that transports passengers from and to every corner of the globe via its hub at Dubai International Airport. The airline has, through the years, specialized in transit traffic with a particular focus on travelers making their way from Europe to Asia…
Seoul is not only the capital city of South Korea, but also among the largest metropolis in Asia and a buzzing aviation hub. The city’s metropolitan area is home to over 26 million people. Roughly half of the entire country’s people live here. Therefore it needs a large and powerful infrastructure to support its air…