Korean Air has announced an expansion of its flight frequencies to popular Southeast Asian destinations, including Bali, Nha Trang and Phu Quoc, to meet the growing demand during the upcoming winter season.
Starting from October 20, Korean Air will increase flights on the Seoul Incheon-Bali route, offering a twice-daily service, up from the current 11 weekly flights. The route will be operated with a Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner. This schedule will continue through to March 27, 2025, the end of the winter season.
The airline will also double its daily service to twice daily on its Seoul Incheon-Nha Trang route from October 27 and Seoul Incheon-Phu Quoc route from December 15.
In addition to Southeast Asia, Korean Air will increase frequencies on key North American and European routes.
Starting from October 27, the Seoul Incheon-Las Vegas route will expand to a daily service from five weekly flights. The Seoul Incheon-Vancouver route will increase to 11 flights per week, followed by a twice-daily service from December 1. The airline will also increase its Seoul Incheon-Madrid service to four weekly flights, up from three, with departures on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
In Asia, the airline plans to enhance schedules on its Kagoshima and Taichung routes, increasing frequencies to a daily service throughout the winter season. Currently, the Seoul Incheon-Kagoshima route offers three to five weekly flights, while the Seoul Incheon-Taichung route operates four times a week.
Korean Air’s international network capacity for the winter season is expected to reach 100% of pre-pandemic levels. The airline remains committed to adjusting schedules based on seasonal factors and market demand to provide passengers with optimized services.
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