Asiana Airlines
Asiana Airlines guide with airline codes, Incheon hub, Korean Air merger, fleet, cabins, baggage, check-in, Asiana Club and airport transportation.
- Aircraft
- 67
- Destinations
- 70
- Hubs
- ICN, GMP
- Alliance
- Star Alliance
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About Asiana Airlines
Asiana Airlines is a South Korean airline founded on 17 February 1988 and headquartered at Asiana Town in Seoul's Gangseo District. Korean Air completed its acquisition of a 63.88% stake on 12 December 2024, and Asiana is scheduled to be merged into Korean Air on 17 December 2026. Asiana is a Star Alliance member until 16 December 2026.
Its international hub is Seoul Incheon International Airport, where it has operated from Terminal 2 since 14 January 2026, and Seoul Gimpo serves its domestic and short-haul regional flights. From Seoul it flies to around 70 airports in Korea, Japan, China, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Europe, the United States and Australia.
The passenger fleet of about 67 aircraft is all Airbus and Boeing: A321ceo and A321neo, A330-300, A350-900, A380 and Boeing 777-200ER.
Schedules, aircraft assignments, terminals and fare rules can change, especially around the Korean Air merger date. Confirm operational details directly with Asiana Airlines or Korean Air before travel.
Where Asiana Airlines flies
Routes and frequencies change with the season. From November to early December 2026, Asiana flight numbers are being changed to Korean Air (KE) flight numbers ahead of the 17 December 2026 merger, so check the "operated by" line and flight number on your booking.
Japan and China
Frequent flights from Incheon to Japan, including Tokyo Narita, Fukuoka and Sapporo, and to cities across China, including Chengdu and Chongqing.
Southeast Asia and Central Asia
Routes to Bangkok, Jakarta, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang and Nha Trang (Cam Ranh), and to Almaty and Tashkent in Central Asia.
Europe
Long-haul flights to cities including Barcelona, Budapest, Milan, Prague and Rome.
United States and Australia
Long-haul flights to Los Angeles and New York JFK, some operated by the A380, and a daily 777-200ER flight to Sydney.
Asiana Airlines fleet
Asiana's passenger fleet of about 67 aircraft combines Airbus narrow-bodies and wide-bodies with the Boeing 777. The aircraft shown at booking is not guaranteed until departure.
Airbus A380 and A350-900
The A380 and A350-900 fly long-haul routes to the United States and Europe and selected high-demand routes in Asia.
Airbus A330-300 and Boeing 777-200ER
Wide-bodies used on medium- and long-haul routes in Asia, Australia and Europe.
Airbus A321ceo and A321neo
Narrow-bodies on routes to Japan, China, Southeast Asia and Central Asia.
Asiana Airlines cabin classes
Cabins depend on the aircraft and route. Check the seat map and fare conditions before you buy.
First Suite
Private suites in the first-class cabin of the A380.
Business Smartium
Business class with lie-flat seats on long-haul wide-bodies.
Business
The business cabin on regional aircraft, with wider seats and priority services.
Economy
The standard cabin on every aircraft. Baggage and change rules depend on fare.
Practical information
BaggageCabin bags, checked bags, missing luggage
Asiana baggage allowances depend on the cabin, route, fare and Asiana Club or Star Alliance status.
Economy passengers can bring one carry-on bag of up to 10 kg with a total of the three dimensions within 115 cm, plus one personal item no larger than 40 × 30 × 20 cm. Business passengers can bring two carry-on bags of up to 10 kg each plus one personal item.
Checked allowances depend on fare, cabin and route. Flights to and from the Americas have their own rules. Codeshare and connecting flights on other airlines may follow different allowances.
Sports equipment, pets, oversized items and medical equipment follow separate rules. Check the official Asiana baggage page before you fly.
Check-in and boardingSteps before departure
Online and mobile check-in for international flights normally opens 48 hours before departure and closes 1 hour before departure; for US routes, including Saipan, it opens 24 hours before departure. Bags for international flights must be presented at the counter at least 60 minutes before departure.
Confirm the operating airline, flight number, airport and terminal.
Review passport, visa and entry requirements for your destination.
Check in on flyasiana.com or in the Asiana app as soon as it opens.
Download the mobile boarding pass or print it.
Allow time for bag drop, security and immigration, especially at Incheon.
Lounges
Asiana passengers use lounges at Incheon Terminal 2 and at other airports in its network. Access depends on cabin, Asiana Club or Star Alliance status, and the itinerary, and arrangements may change after the Korean Air merger. Check the location and opening hours before you travel.
Loyalty program
Asiana Club is Asiana's loyalty program. Members earn and redeem miles on Asiana flights and with partners. Korean Air has said Asiana Club will continue for a transition period after the merger, with status matching and options to transfer miles to Korean Air SKYPASS. Program rules change, so check your account for the conditions that apply to your trip.
Flight status and customer serviceOfficial sources
For current operational information, use Asiana's official services:
flyasiana.com for booking, check-in, trip management and flight status
Available for iOS and Android, with mobile boarding passes and flight notifications
Asiana Airlines airports
Asiana's international flights use Seoul Incheon (ICN). Seoul Gimpo (GMP) is a separate airport closer to central Seoul, used for domestic flights and selected short-haul routes. Check the airport on your ticket before you book a transfer.
Asiana's international hub and the base for its long-haul and regional international flights. Asiana moved from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2, alongside Korean Air, on 14 January 2026.
Book a transfer →Airport detailsAsiana's domestic hub, with flights to Jeju and other Korean cities.
Book a transfer →Airport detailsAirport transportation for Asiana Airlines passengers
Public transport, authorized taxis, shared shuttles or a pre-booked private transfer. Arriving long-haul or with a lot of luggage is the case for booking ahead: fixed price, and a driver in arrivals with your name on a sign.
Airport Transportation is an independent platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Asiana Airlines.
Asiana Airlines FAQs
What are Asiana Airlines' airline codes?
Asiana Airlines' IATA code is OZ, its ICAO code is AAR, and its callsign is ASIANA.
What is Asiana Airlines' main hub?
Seoul Incheon International Airport (ICN) for international flights. Seoul Gimpo (GMP) is its domestic hub.
Is Asiana Airlines part of Korean Air?
Korean Air has owned 63.88% of Asiana since 12 December 2024. Asiana is scheduled to be merged into Korean Air on 17 December 2026, and Asiana flight numbers are being changed to Korean Air flight numbers ahead of that date.
Is Asiana Airlines in Star Alliance?
Yes, until 16 December 2026. Star Alliance has confirmed Asiana will leave the alliance on that date. Korean Air is a member of SkyTeam.
What is Asiana Airlines' frequent-flyer program?
Asiana Club.
Which terminal does Asiana use at Incheon?
Terminal 2, since 14 January 2026. Confirm on your boarding pass before travel.
Does Asiana Airlines fly to Da Nang?
Yes. Asiana flies between Seoul Incheon and Da Nang, Vietnam.
Does Asiana Airlines fly to Nha Trang?
Yes. Asiana flies between Seoul Incheon and Cam Ranh International Airport, which serves Nha Trang.
Does Asiana Airlines fly to Mexico?
No. Asiana's flights to North America serve US airports such as Los Angeles and New York JFK; Mexico is not on its route network.
When does Asiana online check-in open?
For international flights, online and mobile check-in normally opens 48 hours before departure and closes 1 hour before. For US routes it opens 24 hours before departure.
Is Airport Transportation affiliated with Asiana Airlines?
No. Airport Transportation is an independent transportation-booking platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Asiana Airlines.
Information reviewed in October 2026. Airline schedules, fleet figures, baggage rules and passenger services are subject to change.