Korean Air: Elevating Global Travel with Excellence and Innovation

Serving the world for more than 55 years, Korean Air is one of the world's top airlines and
with the recent acquisition of Asiana Airlines the merger of the two airlines is set to expand
and further strengthen the global strength of the airline.

With its global hub at Incheon International Airport, Seoul, the airline currently serves 116
cities, in 40 countries, on five continents, and has a modern fleet of 162 aircraft.

Korean Air's outstanding performance and commitment to the highest level of safety and
customer service is widely recognized. The airline has received numerous awards, including
a 5-star airline rating from Skytrax; Air Transport World’s ‘Airline of the Year’ and very
recently was named ‘Best Airline for Onboard Service’ in the Global Traveler Awards.

Korean Air has a strapline ‘Excellence in Flight’ and the airline strives to ensure the inflight
experience is truly a wonderful introduction to Korean hospitality. Regardless of class of
travel a comfortable journey with award-winning delicious inflight cuisine; a range of
entertainment options offering movies, TV shows and music, with outstanding cabin service
is the norm.

Economy class offers a generous, higher than industry average, 33 – 34 inch seat pitch;
personal entertainment monitors and USB ports. A wide variety of Western and Korean
dishes, including the airline’s famous bibimbap, are on the menu, with special dietary
options pre-ordered. For in-between meals there’s a snack service, so no chance of going
hungry!

Korean Air’s business ‘Prestige’ class features very spacious Prestige Suites, each with
independent, individual space, wide personal storage and direct aisle access. The seats
convert into 73-inch flat beds and when not sleeping there’s a 17-inch personal monitor to
enjoy the entertainment and USB port for charging personal devices. High-quality Korean
and Western meals are on the menu, accompanied by premium wines and champagnes.
Korean Air fleet consists of eco-friendly next generation aircraft and the airline is committed
to maximizing fuel efficiency, reducing carbon emissions, and utilising sustainable aviation
fuel (SAF). The airline is also developing an infrastructure for the use of aviation hydrogen
fuel.

Onboard, and throughout the company’s offices worldwide, the airline is constantly striving
to improve its footprint, by reducing waste and replacing plastic where possible with more
sustainable options. Upcycling projects include making retired life vests into cosmetic
pouches; name tags and golf ball markers made from a retired Boeing 777 and tool pouches
made from mechanics’ uniforms.

Korean Air’s ESG contributions to the community are numerous with volunteering,
renovating, clean-up and donating projects in areas of need.