Direct flights with Korean Air (KE) - See all non-stop routes
Korean Air (IATA: KE), South Korea’s flag carrier, operates a wide network from its hubs in Seoul's two airports. The airline serves over 100 destinations, 10 of them being domestic. It offers upwards of 110 unique routes. Using the filter tool below, you can explore all direct Korean Air flights.
Korean Air was founded in 1969 as the flag carrier of South Korea. It is one of the founding members of the SkyTeam alliance and flies to more than 40 countries.
The airline primarily operates from Seoul Incheon (ICN) or Gimpo (GMP) airports with a fleet of 165+ aircraft, serving over 100 destinations.
Use the filter tool below to see all routes that Korean Air offers. Choose your departure and/or destination airports to see all available KE flights. You can also alternatively filter by country, region, or continent and sort by flight duration, frequency, or aircraft.
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Hubs and operating bases
Korean Air operates from two main hubs - the two main airports of the capital, Seoul:
Seoul Incheon (ICN): The bigger airport of the two and the main one for long-haul international flights, though it also handles several domestic and regional services.
Seoul Gimpo (GMP): The airport is closer to Seoul’s city center. It is focused on short-haul routes to Japan, China, and other nearby countries, as well as domestic connections.
Popular domestic flights with Korean Air
Korean Air serves a couple of domestic routes, most of which originate or land in Seoul.
Most of its competition comes from low-cost carriers like T’Way Air and Jeju Air, especially since Korean Air acquired a major stake in the only other full-service airline in the country - Asiana Airlines.
Here are some of the busiest domestic routes that Korean Air operates within South Korea
Gimpo (GMP) - Jeju (CJU): South Korea’s busiest domestic route with up to 27 flights per day just by Korea Air.
Busan (PUS) - Gimpo (GMP): A regular link of over 60 weekly flights between the two largest South Korean cities.
Seoul Incheon (ICN) - Busan (PUS): Busan is also well-connected to the other (and bigger) airport in Seoul. Korean Air is the only airline serving this specific route.
Gwangju (KWJ) - Jeju (CJU): A short regional flight serving the tourism segment.
Seoul Incheon (ICN) - Daegu (TAE): A daily flight to this central Korean city that only Korean Air offers.
Korean Air’s direct flights to the United States
Korean Air serves direct flights to several major U.S. cities, such as:
Incheon (ICN) - Los Angeles (LAX): A long-standing route to the largest city on the West Coast. Korean Air offers two flights per day.
Incheon (ICN) - Atlanta (ATL): A direct flight to the busiest airport in the world and a major Delta Air Lines hub.
Incheon (ICN) - Honolulu (HNL): A popular route for holidaymakers in both directions.
Incheon (ICN) - New York (JFK): An important route with 14 weekly services. This is currently the airline’s longest scheduled flight.
Incheon (ICN) - Washington Dulles (IAD): Korean Air is the only airline to offer a direct route between the two capitals.
Fly around the world with Korean Air
Korean Air’s network spans numerous East Asian routes, direct flights to many of Europe’s largest cities, and several in Canada.
Here are some popular non-stop routes that Korean Air operates:
Incheon (ICN) - Manila (MNL): Thriving diaspora and business route with four daily flights.
Incheon (ICN) - Bali (DPS): Twice-daily service to the most popular Indonesian tourist destination.
Incheon (ICN) - Madrid (MAD): Four weekly flights on a route where Korean Air has a monopoly.
Incheon (ICN) - London (LHR): One flight per day on one of the longest direct flights Korean Air has in its portfolio.
Incheon (ICN) - Amsterdam (AMS): An important link to one of Europe’s busiest airport hubs.
Incheon (ICN) - Toronto (YYZ): Korean serves a daily flight to Canada’s largest city.
These are just some of the over 100 unique international routes that the airline offers.
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