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Popular Korean Air Routes

Routes Korean Air flies most often, with the lowest one-way fares we have recorded recently. Search above for live availability, or call and an agent will price your dates.

LAXICN
Los AngelesSeoul
From $528 one-way
JFKICN
New YorkSeoul
From $641 one-way
SEAICN
SeattleSeoul
From $556 one-way
SFOICN
San FranciscoSeoul
From $549 one-way
ATLICN
AtlantaSeoul
From $672 one-way
ORDICN
ChicagoSeoul
From $618 one-way

Fares are quoted in USD and are the lowest one-way prices we have recorded recently on these routes. They are not a live quote: availability and pricing change constantly and cannot be guaranteed until ticketed. Please review our terms and conditions before booking.

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About Korean Air

Korean Air (IATA code: KE) is the flag carrier and largest airline of South Korea, founded in 1969. Its hub is Incheon International Airport, consistently ranked among the best airports in the world for transfers.

Korean Air completed its acquisition of Asiana Airlines in December 2024, and the two are being integrated over the following years into a single carrier. That consolidation makes Korean Air the dominant operator between North America and Korea, with US service from New York, Washington, Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Honolulu, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle.

It is a SkyTeam member and operates a transpacific joint venture with Delta, so combined itineraries from any Delta hub are seamless. Incheon is also an efficient gateway onward to Southeast Asia — our agents frequently route travelers through Seoul rather than Tokyo for that reason.

Seoul, South KoreaHeadquarters — Incheon International
150+ aircraftAirbus and Boeing widebody-heavy fleet
120+ destinationsAcross roughly 40 countries

Korean Air Baggage Policy

Carry-On Baggage

  • One cabin bag plus one personal item are included on most fares.
  • Maximum cabin bag dimensions: 55 x 40 x 20 cm.
  • Maximum cabin bag weight: 10 kg in Economy, 18 kg total across two pieces in Business.

Checked Baggage

  • US routes generally use a piece-based allowance: typically one or two checked bags in Economy.
  • Maximum size per checked bag: 158 cm total (length + width + height).
  • Maximum weight: 23 kg (50 lb) in Economy, 32 kg (70 lb) in Prestige and First.
  • SKYPASS status raises the allowance. Call us to confirm for your ticket.

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Travel can be unpredictable, but our travel experts are by your side around the clock. We help you adjust your Korean Air booking, cancel flights, add services, or update passenger details — and if you need to cancel, we walk you through the refund process with complete transparency, so you know exactly what to expect and when.

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Korean Air — Frequently Asked Questions

  • Search above to compare Korean Air fares, or call our specialists 24/7. Our agents can compare Economy, Prestige and First and access consolidator inventory on transpacific routes.

  • Korean Air completed its acquisition of Asiana in December 2024. The two are being integrated over the following years. If you hold an Asiana booking or miles, call us and we will check what applies to your specific case.

  • Incheon is regularly ranked among the world’s best airports and is very efficient for transfers. For onward travel to Southeast Asia it often beats routing through Tokyo.

  • US routes generally use a piece-based system with one or two checked bags in Economy at 23 kg each. Call us to confirm for your fare.

  • Yes. Both are SkyTeam members in a transpacific joint venture, so a Delta domestic connection can be ticketed with the Korean Air long-haul leg as one itinerary.

  • Yes, particularly in Prestige class. Call us for a free comparison.

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