Korean Air

Korean Air publishes aircraft registration and manufacture dates but not an independently normalized major-incident record with a comparable fleet-exposure denominator, so this metric remains excluded.

South Korea is not among the 16 States under a country-wide operating ban in the 48th update of the EU Air Safety List, and Korean Air is not individually listed in Annex A or Annex B.

Planespotters reports a current average fleet age of 10.8 years across 168 aircraft, updated Jun 23, 2026.

Korean Air publishes 139 passenger aircraft and 23 freighters spanning A220, A321neo, A330, A350, A380, 737, 747, 777, and 787 families.

Five reviewed first-party capabilities were counted: online booking, reservation management, online check-in, flight status, and SKYPASS account access through the website or app.

Korean Air's company information publishes service to 116 cities in 40 countries: 10 domestic cities and 106 international cities in 39 countries.

Korean Air publishes First, Prestige, Premium, and Economy service classes, with availability varying by route and aircraft.

Three reviewed disclosure categories are published: aircraft-level registration and manufacture data, current route and fleet totals, and annual ESG reports.

Korean Air appears in IATA's current member directory. IATA requires members to obtain and retain IOSA registration.

The published fleet mixes long-haul wide-bodies, regional narrow-bodies, smaller A220 aircraft, and dedicated 747 and 777 freighters aligned to a global passenger and cargo network.