Korean Air to offer business class flights to Houston

Korean Air has announced its decision to launch direct service to Houston. The South Korean airline intends to commence nonstop service between Seoul and Houston. This news is pleasant especially for the business community, which travels frequently between these two destinations.

The airline is all set to offer cheap business class tickets to travelers on this route beginning May 2, 2014. The Seoul based carrier will use the services of Boeing 777-200 aircrafts to fly this sector. Flights between Incheon International Airport in Seoul (ICN) and George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston (IAH) will be available on a daily basis and hence boost commercial prospects between the cities a great deal. Interestingly, a large number of American citizen visit the South Korean capital in large numbers predominantly for business and official purposes.

The airline management has expressed their joy and pleasure about starting these new flights. John Jackson, Vice President, Marketing North and South America said that the Texas city is the fifth biggest city in the United States and it caters to a large chunk of Asian travelers. It is perhaps for these reasons that Korean Air has decided to start everyday uninterrupted flights between the two thriving cities.

The flagship carrier of South Korea is famous for offering incredible amenities and impeccable services onboard its premier class. Usually the B777-200 planes are equipped with a seating capacity for 28 passengers in this class. Some of the amenities provided include full flat bed seats that offer 180 degree recline and utmost comfort. These seats also provide 21.6-inch width and 74-inch pitch. Besides, there is 15.4-inch screen for personal entertainment, multi-course meals by award-winning chefs, and a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.