Low-Cost Airlines in Korea Expand Long-Distance Routes
Creatrip Team
a year ago
Korean low-cost carriers (LCCs) are making a comeback by expanding routes and offering aggressive promotions, especially for long-distance trips to Europe and America. T'way Air, a leading LCC, now operates flights to major European cities like Paris and Rome. Although round-trip fares during peak seasons can reach 2.5 million KRW, off-peak promotions can drop prices to 700,000 KRW for savvy travelers. Passengers should note LCCs often don't offer free in-flight meals, with additional fees for services like checked baggage and seat upgrades. Air Premia is focusing on U.S. routes, including Honolulu starting in July, promoting premium economy seats with seasonal discounts. Joining airlines' membership programs can yield significant savings and benefits. However, concerns remain over flight delays and cancellations, prompting passengers to book strategically.
