Korean Air Route Map 2026
Excellence in Flight — SkyTeam Member & South Korea's Flag Carrier. This map shows 127 Korean Air destinations in 46 countries. Filter by hub and click any destination to compare fares.
Destinations source: Wikipedia's list of Korean Air destinations, fetched Oct 15, 2026.
Where does Korean Air fly?
Korean Air flies to 127 destinations in 46 countries on this map. The most are in China (23), Japan (17) and United States (15). Its hubs are Seoul (ICN), Seoul (GMP). Source: Wikipedia's list of Korean Air destinations, checked Oct 15, 2026.
Korean Air destinations by country (127 on this map)
- China (22): Guangzhou, Zhengzhou, Changsha, Chengdu, Dalian, Zhangjiajie, Fuzhou, Hefei, Hangzhou, Kunming, Mudanjiang, Nanjing, Beijing, Shanghai, Shenyang, Shenzhen, Qingdao, Tianjin, Wuhan, Xi'an, Xiamen, Yanji
- Japan (16): Aomori, Sapporo, Fukuoka, Tokyo, Niigata, Osaka, Kitakyushu, Kumamoto, Komatsu, Kagoshima, Nagoya, Nagasaki, Oita, Okinawa, Okayama, Kobe
- United States (14): Anchorage, Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Honolulu, Washington, D.C., New York City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Columbus, Miami, Chicago, Seattle, San Francisco
- South Korea (9): Cheongju, Jeju, Seoul, Sacheon, Gwangju, Busan, Yeosu, Daegu, Ulsan
- Vietnam (5): Nha Trang, Da Nang, Hanoi, Phu Quoc, Ho Chi Minh City
- Canada (4): Edmonton, Halifax, Vancouver, Toronto
- Australia (3): Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney
- Thailand (3): Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket
- Cambodia (2): Phnom Penh, Siem Reap
- India (2): Delhi, Chennai
- Indonesia (2): Jakarta, Denpasar
- Italy (2): Rome, Milan
- Malaysia (2): Kuala Lumpur, Penang
- Philippines (2): Cebu, Manila
- Spain (2): Madrid, Zaragoza
- Taiwan (2): Taichung, Taipei
- Uzbekistan (2): Navoi, Tashkent
- Austria (1): Vienna
- Bangladesh (1): Dhaka
- Belgium (1): Brussels
- Brazil (1): Campinas
- Chile (1): Santiago
- Colombia (1): Bogotá
- Czech Republic (1): Prague
- France (1): Paris
- Germany (1): Frankfurt
- Guam (1): Hagåtña
- Hong Kong (1): Hong Kong
- Hungary (1): Budapest
- Macau (1): Macau
- Mexico (1): Guadalajara
- Mongolia (1): Ulaanbaatar
- Myanmar (1): Yangon
- Nepal (1): Kathmandu
- Netherlands (1): Amsterdam
- New Zealand (1): Auckland
- Norway (1): Oslo
- Peru (1): Lima
- Portugal (1): Lisbon
- Singapore (1): Singapore
- Sweden (1): Stockholm
- Switzerland (1): Zürich
- SwitzerlandFranceGermany (1): BaselMulhouseFreiburg
- Turkey (1): Istanbul
- United Arab Emirates (1): Dubai
- United Kingdom (1): London
Korean Air — Network & Service Overview
Korean Air is South Korea’s national flag carrier, established in 1969 under the Ministry of Transportation before privatisation in the 1990s. It operates as a full-service airline from its primary hub at Incheon International Airport (ICN), with a secondary focus at Gimpo International Airport (GMP) in Seoul. The airline is majority-owned by the Hanjin Group and serves as the country’s largest international carrier, with a fleet primarily serving medium to long-haul routes. Its business model prioritises connectivity between Asia, North America, and Europe, with a mix of passenger and cargo operations.
The airline maintains a network of over 120 destinations across 44 countries, with strong presence in Northeast and Southeast Asia, including frequent flights to major hubs like Tokyo (NRT/HND), Shanghai (PVG), Beijing (PEK), and Singapore (SIN). In North America, it connects Seoul to key US cities such as Los Angeles (LAX), New York (JFK), and Chicago (ORD), alongside Canadian destinations like Vancouver (YVR) and Toronto (YYZ). European routes cover London (LHR), Frankfurt (FRA), Paris (CDG), and Moscow (DME). As a SkyTeam alliance member, Korean Air offers extensive codeshare agreements across all major continents, enhancing onward connectivity beyond its own network.
Korean Air’s Prestige Class, its international business cabin, offers angled-flat seats on long-haul routes, with direct aisle access and a seat pitch of 60 inches. Economy passengers benefit from a 32kg checked baggage allowance on most routes, exceeding many regional competitors. The airline also operates a dedicated cargo hub at ICN, reinforcing its role in air freight. Travellers connecting through Seoul can utilise Incheon’s efficient transit facilities, which include a transit hotel, shower lounges, and fast immigration processing. Korean Air’s inflight service includes complimentary meals and drinks on all flights, with a notable emphasis on Korean cuisine, including regional specialities like bibimbap.
About Korean Air
Korean Air (KE) is a SkyTeam member airline founded in 1969. The route map on this page shows 127 destinations in 46 countries. Its main hubs are Incheon International Airport (ICN) in Seoul, South Korea and Seoul Gimpo International Airport (GMP) in Seoul, South Korea.
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Korean Air Hub Airports
Incheon International Airport (ICN) — Seoul, South Korea
Korean Air operates from Incheon International Airport, one of its main airports. View airport guides.
Seoul Gimpo International Airport (GMP) — Seoul, South Korea
Korean Air operates from Seoul Gimpo International Airport, one of its main airports. View airport guides.
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Korean Air at a glance
Korean Air was founded in 1969.
Its hubs are Seoul (ICN), Seoul (GMP).
Korean Air is a member of SkyTeam.
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- Seoul Incheon Airport lounges
- Seoul Gimpo Airport lounges
- Auckland Airport lounges
- Amsterdam Schiphol Airport lounges
- Aomori Airport lounges
- Stockholm-Arlanda Airport lounges
- Atlanta Airport lounges
- Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport lounges
- Brisbane Airport lounges
- Bogota Airport lounges
- Boston Logan Airport lounges
- Brussels Airport lounges
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Ski resorts Korean Air can get you close to
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Korean Air Route Map — FAQs
What are Korean Air's main hub airports?+
Korean Air's main hubs are Incheon International Airport (ICN) in Seoul and Seoul Gimpo International Airport (GMP) in Seoul.
How many destinations does Korean Air fly to?+
The Korean Air route map on this page shows 127 destinations in 46 countries.
Where does Korean Air fly?+
Korean Air flies to 127 destinations in 46 countries on this map. The most are in China (23), Japan (17) and United States (15).
Is Korean Air part of an airline alliance?+
Korean Air is a member of SkyTeam, giving passengers access to interline agreements and codeshare partnerships with member airlines worldwide.
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Korean Air route guides
Fares, flight time and airports for routes Korean Air flies.
- Amsterdam to SeoulAMS–ICN
- Aomori to SeoulAOJ–ICN
- Atlanta to SeoulATL–ICN
- Auckland to SeoulAKL–ICN
- Beijing to SeoulPEK–ICN
- Brisbane to SeoulBNE–ICN
- Budapest to SeoulBUD–ICN
- Changsha to SeoulCSX–ICN
- Chicago to SeoulORD–ICN
- Da Nang to SeoulDAD–ICN
- Dalian to SeoulDLC–ICN
- Frankfurt am Main to SeoulFRA–ICN
- Hangzhou to SeoulHGH–ICN
- Hefei to SeoulHFE–ICN
- Honolulu, Oahu to SeoulHNL–ICN
- Kanazawa to SeoulKMQ–ICN
- Kathmandu to SeoulKTM–ICN
- Kunming to SeoulKMG–ICN
- Lisbon to SeoulLIS–ICN
- London to SeoulLHR–ICN
- Los Angeles to SeoulLAX–ICN
- Madrid to SeoulMAD–ICN
- Melbourne to SeoulMEL–ICN
- Nagasaki to SeoulNGS–ICN
- Nanjing to SeoulNKG–ICN
- New Delhi to SeoulDEL–ICN
- New York to SeoulJFK–ICN
- Niigata to SeoulKIJ–ICN
- Nossa Senhora do Carmo to SeoulMFM–ICN
- Paris to SeoulCDG–ICN
- Phnom Penh to SeoulKTI–ICN
- Phuket to SeoulHKT–ICN
- Prague to SeoulPRG–ICN
- Rome to SeoulFCO–ICN
- Seattle to SeoulSEA–ICN
- Seoul to AmsterdamICN–AMS
- Seoul to AomoriICN–AOJ
- Seoul to AtlantaICN–ATL
- Seoul to AucklandICN–AKL
- Seoul to BostonICN–BOS
- Seoul to BrisbaneICN–BNE
- Seoul to BudapestICN–BUD
- Seoul to ChicagoICN–ORD
- Seoul to Dallas-Fort WorthICN–DFW
- Seoul to DullesICN–IAD
- Seoul to HefeiICN–HFE
- Seoul to Honolulu, OahuICN–HNL
- Seoul to IstanbulICN–IST
- Seoul to JakartaICN–CGK
- Seoul to KagoshimaICN–KOJ
- Seoul to KanazawaICN–KMQ
- Seoul to KathmanduICN–KTM
- Seoul to KumamotoICN–KMJ
- Seoul to KunmingICN–KMG
- Seoul to Las VegasICN–LAS
- Seoul to LisbonICN–LIS
- Seoul to LondonICN–LHR
- Seoul to Los AngelesICN–LAX
- Seoul to MadridICN–MAD
- Seoul to MelbourneICN–MEL
Airport and city guides for Korean Air destinations
Fares and flight time for each route, getting into town from the airport, and what to do when you land.
- AucklandAKL
- AmsterdamAMS
- AomoriAOJ
- AtlantaATL
- BrisbaneBNE
- BostonBOS
- BudapestBUD
- ParisCDG
- JakartaCGK
- DelhiDEL
- DallasDFW
- ZhangjiajieDYG
- RomeFCO
- HefeiHFE
- PhuketHKT
- HonoluluHNL
- Washington, D.C.IAD
- IstanbulIST
- NiigataKIJ
- KunmingKMG
- KumamotoKMJ
- KomatsuKMQ
- KagoshimaKOJ
- KathmanduKTM
- Las VegasLAS
- Los AngelesLAX
- LondonLHR
- LisbonLIS
- MadridMAD
- MelbourneMEL
- NagoyaNGO
- NagasakiNGS
- NanjingNKG
- ChicagoORD
- PraguePRG
- SeattleSEA
- TianjinTSN
- ViennaVIE
- WuhanWUH
- Xi'anXIY
- TorontoYYZ
- AnchorageANC
- StockholmARN
- BangkokBKK
- BogotáBOG
- BrusselsBRU
- BaselMulhouseFreiburgBSL
- GuangzhouCAN