Delta's Airline Partners

Korean Air

Delta and Korean Air give you access to more benefits and a seamless travel experience from beginning to end when traveling between the U.S. and Asia.

We are committed to your safety and that of our employees so we have raised our standards at every point of your travel journey by implementing measures to keep you safe and give you more peace of mind. 

Since travel looks a little different now, we're here to help you prepare for your trip, so you know what to expect on your next flight. Our trusted partner Korean Air has taken similar steps, though their policies may vary.

ENJOY YOUR SKYMILES BENEFITS
SkyMiles members earn and use miles when flying with Korean Air. Medallion Members enjoy benefits like priority services, lounge access and more. Learn more about all benefits. Program rules apply.
FLYING WITH KOREAN AIR
Korean Air offers three cabins of service: Kosmo Suites, Prestige Class and Economy. Entertainment screens are available on long-haul flights and wifi is offered in selected routes.
A SEAMLESS TRAVEL JOURNEY
Delta and Korean Air operate in the same terminal in Incheon. Special meals and other requests, opens in a new window for your journey will be accommodated when requested up to 48hs before your flight.
ABOUT KOREAN AIR
Korean Air, established in 1969, is one of the world's top 20 airlines and, together with Delta, is one of the founding members of the SkyTeam alliance.

The Latest Korean Air News 

Delta has completed the acquisition of a 10 percent equity stake in Hanjin-KAL, the largest shareholder of Korean Air. This investment furthers Delta’s strategy of building equity stakes in its global partners and demonstrates the airline’s commitment to the success of its joint venture with Korean Air.

“Together with the team at Korean Air, we have a vision to deliver the world’s leading trans-Pacific joint venture for our shared customers, offering the strongest network, the best service and the finest experience connecting the U.S. with Asia,” said Delta CEO Ed Bastian. “This is already one of our fastest-integrating and most successful partnerships, and experience tells us this investment will further strengthen our relationship as we continue to build on the value of the joint venture.”

Delta and Korean Air operate the industry’s most robust trans-Pacific joint venture, providing customers with seamless access to more than 290 destinations in the U.S. and over 80 destinations in Asia, including the partnership’s award-winning hub at Seoul-Incheon (ICN).

Steve Sear, Delta's President – International and Executive Vice President of Global Sales, spoke with Delta News Hub one year into the approval of the airline's joint venture with Korean Air about what customers, employees and others can look forward to in 2019 and beyond.

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