Koreanair

Koreanair is a fictional South Korean airline headquartered in Seoul. It operates both domestic and international passenger services, with its primary hub at Incheon International Airport and a secondary hub at Gimpo Airport for short-haul routes. The carrier aims to offer competitive fares while maintaining a broad network across Asia, Europe, and North America.

Koreanair was established in 2010 by a group of investors and began flight operations in 2011. It expanded rapidly through partnerships, code-sharing agreements, and fleet development to support a network of more than 50 destinations.

The fleet combines narrowbody and widebody aircraft, including Airbus A321neo and Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner variants, configured across economy, premium economy, and business class. The airline emphasizes modern cabin products, in-flight Wi-Fi on many routes, and a frequent-flyer program called KoreaClub.

Koreanair positions itself as a value-conscious carrier with a focus on customer service, on-time performance, and sustainable operations. It adheres to international safety and security standards and maintains active IATA membership and regulatory compliance across its routes.