The next-generation global aviation operating system, combining pilot training, fleet intelligence, and flight operations into a single seamless interface.

Korean Air

KEKAL

Active

Unclaimed

Full-serviceSkyTeam

Seoul South Korea Est. 1962 KOREAN AIR

Fleet Size

169

Destinations

108+

Annual Pax

25M

CEO

Walter Cho

About Korean Air

Korean Air, established in 1962 and acquired by the Hanjin Group in 1969, is South Korea's flag carrier and largest airline, operating a diverse fleet of 169 aircraft serving 108 destinations worldwide. As a founding member of the SkyTeam alliance, it offers extensive global connectivity. The airline's main hubs are Seoul–Incheon and Seoul–Gimpo, with focus cities in Busan and Jeju. Under the leadership of CEO Walter Cho, Korean Air continues to play a significant role in global aviation, recognized for its comprehensive passenger and cargo services.

Fleet — Aircraft Types

Airbus A220-300

Airbus A321neo

Airbus A330-300

Airbus A350-900

Airbus A380-800

Boeing 737-800

Boeing 737-900

Boeing 737-900ER

Boeing 737 MAX 8

Boeing 737 MAX 10

Boeing 747-8I

Boeing 777-200ER

Boeing 777-300ER

Boeing 787-9

Boeing 787-10

Hub Airports

Seoul–Incheon International Airport (ICN)

View Airport

Seoul–Gimpo International Airport (GMP)

View Airport

Key Statistics

IATA CodeKE

ICAO CodeKAL

CallsignKOREAN AIR

TypeFull-service

AllianceSkyTeam

Fleet Size169 aircraft

Destinations108+

Annual Pax25M

CEOWalter Cho

Founded1962

HeadquartersSeoul

CountrySouth Korea