Asiana Airlines flights

Asiana Airlines is an operator from South Korea that has two hubs in Seoul – an international one at Incheon International Airport and a domestic one at Gimpo International Airport. The airline is a part of the global alliance Star Alliance, and offers connections to most parts of the world.

Re-launch Flights with Asiana Airlines from Chengdu to Seoul will resume on Mar 31

Re-launch Asiana Airlines plans to restart Seoul-Chengdu flights on Mar 30

New route New route from Prague to Seoul with Asiana Airlines on April 1

New route Fly to Prague from ICN with Asiana Airlines. New route launches on Apr 1

New airline On Apr 1, Asiana Airlines will start flights from Prague to Seoul

New airline Explore Prague with Asiana Airlines flights from Seoul on April 1

Asiana Airlines airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

Asiana Airlines at ICN route map — #1 **Seoul (ICN)**
2,095 flights

Asiana Airlines at GMP route map — #2 **Seoul (GMP)**
996 flights

Asiana Airlines at CJU route map — #3 **Jeju (CJU)**
975 flights

Asiana Airlines at KIX route map — #4 **Osaka (KIX)**
183 flights

Asiana Airlines at KWJ route map — #5 **Gwangju (KWJ)**
157 flights

Asiana Airlines at NRT route map — #6 **Tokyo (NRT)**
134 flights

Asiana Airlines at RSU route map — #7 **Yeosu (RSU)**
124 flights

Asiana Airlines at HND route map — #8 **Tokyo (HND)**
123 flights

Asiana Airlines at PVG route map — #9 **Shanghai (PVG)**
98 flights

Asiana Airlines at PEK route map — #10 **Beijing (PEK)**
93 flights

Asiana Airlines at CJJ route map — #11 **Cheongju (CJJ)**
93 flights

Asiana Airlines at FUK route map — #12 **Fukuoka (FUK)**
91 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.