Flying Asiana Business Class out of Incheon International Airport Terminal 2 now means access to the Korean Air Prestige Lounge P2. Here’s what the East Left lounge is really like, from the popular Ramen Library to seating, baby facilities, and whether the food is actually worth your time.
If you’re wondering whether Asiana business class is worth it on the ultra-short Incheon–Fukuoka route, especially with a baby, here’s my real round-trip experience on OZ134 and OZ133. From seat types and in-flight meals to stroller tips and surviving a 65-minute flight with a toddler, this is the review I wish I had before booking.
I checked out the newest Korean Air Lounge at Incheon Airport Terminal 2 before our Okinawa flight, mainly for the much-talked-about Ramen Library. Here’s what the East Prestige Lounge left side is really like, from seating and showers to baby-friendly features, food, and the arcade.
A real-life round-trip review of Korean Air KE725 and KE728 economy between Incheon and Osaka, including check-in, accessible fast track, lounge access, seat selection, and in-flight meals. If you’re flying between Seoul, South Korea and Osaka, Japan, this covers exactly what the experience is like.
We flew Korean Air KE2147 Prestige Class from Incheon to Okinawa with our 9-month-old baby, and it turned out to be such a smooth, comfortable flight. From the private check-in counter at Incheon Airport Terminal 2 to the Sleeper 2.0 seat and surprisingly good in-flight meal, here’s what the experience was really like.