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Asiana Airlines is a South Korean full-service airline, a Korean Air subsidiary since December 2024, scheduled to leave Star Alliance and merge into Korean Air in December 2026.
Asiana Airlines overview
Asiana Airlines was founded in 1988 and became South Korea's second full-service airline. It joined Star Alliance in 2003. Korean Air completed its acquisition of a majority stake of about 64% on 12 December 2024, and Asiana now operates as a Korean Air subsidiary while the two airlines are integrated. Reports indicate Asiana will leave Star Alliance on 16 December 2026 and be absorbed into Korean Air, a SkyTeam member, the following day.
From its hub at Seoul Incheon, with Gimpo used for some domestic and regional flights, Asiana flies a fleet of roughly 65-70 aircraft, including Airbus A350s, across Asia and to North America (Los Angeles, New York JFK, San Francisco, Seattle, Honolulu) and Europe (London, Paris, Frankfurt, Rome).
| IATA code | OZ |
|---|---|
| Country | South Korea |
| Main hub | Seoul Incheon (ICN) |
| Alliance | Star Alliance |
| Founded | 1988 |
- ICAO code
- AAR
- Hubs and bases
- ICN · GMP
- Cabins
- First · Business · Economy
- Official website
- flyasiana.com
Where Asiana Airlines flies
Asiana operates from Seoul Incheon to destinations across Asia, North America and Europe, with Gimpo used for selected domestic and regional flights. Its network is being integrated into Korean Air's.
Popular Asiana Airlines routes
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Destination guides for Asiana Airlines travelers
Seoul
Royal palaces, hanok alleys, K-food and nightlife in Hongdae, with nonstop flights to Incheon from the US and Canada.
Explore Seoul →France
Flights to France
Explore France →Frankfurt
Germany's skyscraper city on the Main River, with riverside museums, apple wine taverns, and Lufthansa's biggest hub.
Explore Frankfurt →Germany
Flights to Germany
Explore Germany →London
Royal landmarks, free museums and theaters in Britain's capital, with the most nonstop flights from North America of any European city.
Explore London →Los Angeles
Beaches, studios and world-class museums spread across a sunny basin, served by LAX plus handy Burbank and Long Beach airports.
Explore Los Angeles →Asiana Airlines baggage policy
Asiana Airlines sets baggage allowances by fare, cabin and route, so the same flight can include different allowances on different tickets. Your exact allowance is shown with the fare before you pay, and our agents can add bags at the airline’s published rate when they issue your ticket. See our extra baggage service for details.
Asiana Airlines cancellation policy
What happens when you cancel a Asiana Airlines ticket depends on the fare rules attached to it, which you see before booking. Tickets bought for travel to or from the US generally allow a free cancellation within 24 hours of booking when the flight is at least seven days away; after that, flexible fares may be refundable and others may convert to credit or be non-refundable. If Asiana Airlines cancels your flight, you are entitled to a refund. Our cancellation desk reviews your ticket free of charge.
Asiana Airlines date change policy
Whether a Asiana Airlines ticket can be changed, and for what fee, depends on its fare rules; you will usually pay any fare difference. We compare the options before you commit. More on our date change service.
Asiana Airlines check-in information
Check-in times and methods for Asiana Airlines vary by airport and route, including online, app and airport check-in. For international departures from the US, plan to arrive about three hours before departure, and confirm the exact deadlines in your booking confirmation.
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Asiana Airlines — frequently asked questions
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Is Asiana Airlines still in Star Alliance?
Yes, as of September 2026. Asiana is scheduled to leave Star Alliance on 16 December 2026 as it merges into Korean Air, a SkyTeam member. Check current rules before crediting miles to a Star Alliance programme.
Where is Asiana Airlines' hub?
Asiana's main hub is Seoul Incheon International Airport (ICN), with Seoul Gimpo (GMP) used for some domestic and regional flights.
What cabins does Asiana offer?
Depending on aircraft, Asiana sells business and economy, with first class on a limited number of aircraft such as the A380.
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