Korean Airlines Business Class?
#1
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Korean Airlines Business Class?
We'll be flying from Seattle to Hanoi via Seoul-Incheon in a couple of weeks on KE and I'm seeking information from recent travelers who used them for similar trans-Pacific trips.
How was your business class experience with Korean, including but not limited to the lounges, service and entertainment onboard (did they have noise canceling headphones?), on-time arrival, and ease of international transfer in Korea.
If you experienced a significant layover in Seoul (say 12 hours), did the airline offer to put you up in a nearby hotel for those hours?
Thanks for your help.
How was your business class experience with Korean, including but not limited to the lounges, service and entertainment onboard (did they have noise canceling headphones?), on-time arrival, and ease of international transfer in Korea.
If you experienced a significant layover in Seoul (say 12 hours), did the airline offer to put you up in a nearby hotel for those hours?
Thanks for your help.
#2
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You may want to check it out in the korean air forum in the airlines program section. I havent flown J on KE in a while but ICN is a great airport to transit in, very easy just follow the signs. KE does have AVOD ( audio video on demand ) in all classess. I believe the aircraft used will be a 777.
Normally the airlines wont put you in a hotel unless their is some reason why they screwed up however the "air garden hotel" is inside the security area. If you have a loyaover but dont want to leave thats the place for you. Rooms are a bit small but the price is right.
Normally the airlines wont put you in a hotel unless their is some reason why they screwed up however the "air garden hotel" is inside the security area. If you have a loyaover but dont want to leave thats the place for you. Rooms are a bit small but the price is right.
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Definitely post in KE forum. Not sure about KE but OZ gives C/J travelers a room at the hotel if you have a long layover. If it's long enough I believe you can also arrange a day tour of Seoul.
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Please continue to follow this thread in the Korean Air forum. Thanks for your understanding.
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We'll be flying from Seattle to Hanoi via Seoul-Incheon in a couple of weeks on KE and I'm seeking information from recent travelers who used them for similar trans-Pacific trips.
How was your business class experience with Korean, including but not limited to the lounges, service and entertainment onboard (did they have noise canceling headphones?), on-time arrival, and ease of international transfer in Korea.
If you experienced a significant layover in Seoul (say 12 hours), did the airline offer to put you up in a nearby hotel for those hours?
Thanks for your help.
How was your business class experience with Korean, including but not limited to the lounges, service and entertainment onboard (did they have noise canceling headphones?), on-time arrival, and ease of international transfer in Korea.
If you experienced a significant layover in Seoul (say 12 hours), did the airline offer to put you up in a nearby hotel for those hours?
Thanks for your help.
ICN is a simple airport to navigate/transit. The KAL lounge is nice.