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

Re-launch On March 30, Asiana Airlines will re-launch flights from Qingdao to Seoul

Re-launch Asiana Airlines re-launches Seoul to Qingdao flights on Mar 30

Re-launch Flights from ICN to Ube with Asiana Airlines will resume on January 8

New route Siem Reap-Seoul flights now possible with Asiana Airlines. New route starts on Dec 25

New route Fly to Siem Reap from ICN with Asiana Airlines. New route launches on Dec 25

New airline On Dec 25, Asiana Airlines will start flights from Siem Reap to Seoul

New airline Explore Siem Reap with Asiana Airlines flights from Seoul on December 25

Asiana Airlines airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

Asiana Airlines at ICN route map — #1 **Seoul (ICN)**
1,918 flights

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

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

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

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

Asiana Airlines at RSU route map — #6 **Yeosu (RSU)**
124 flights

Asiana Airlines at HND route map — #7 **Tokyo (HND)**
120 flights

Asiana Airlines at NRT route map — #8 **Tokyo (NRT)**
112 flights

Asiana Airlines at PEK route map — #9 **Beijing (PEK)**
100 flights

Asiana Airlines at PVG route map — #10 **Shanghai (PVG)**
98 flights

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

Asiana Airlines at FUK route map — #12 **Fukuoka (FUK)**
79 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.