From its base in Korea, Korean Air flies to three destinations in Australia - Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. It uses eight types of aircraft to get its passengers to more than thirty different countries. You can catch a direct flight to Seoul from any of the three airports Korean Air serves in Australia, and from there the world is your oyster.
If you're looking for luxury, you'll certainly find it in first class. But since the majority of student travellers would rather save their money for the actual holiday or trip itself, economy will do just fine. Especially when you consider their aircraft give you a seat pitch of around 31 to 35 inches/ 78.7 - 88.9cm. Ergonomic seats mean you'll arrive feeling ready for action, and there's plenty of room to stretch out even without leaving your seat too. That's thanks to the generous amount of space you'll get when you book flights on Korean Air.
And there's no chance of being disappointed with the in flight meal that is included with your Korean Air flight bookings. That's because they have twice won the prize for the best in flight meal. They clearly know what they're doing, and with bibim and bibimbap noodles on offer, you'll be pleased to see they don't skimp on service just because you have an economy ticket.
If you're on a long haul flight you'll get a bottle of water too, plus plenty of drinks to choose from on the journey. And with the personal entertainment system all built in, there's no chance of dreading this flight. Depending on the plane you're on, you'll get either the big screen movies or a personal seat mounted screen to choose your own movie to watch.
So rely on Korean Air to show you the best of Asia and beyond.
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