Korean Air’s Rome-Seoul returns with three weekly flights, as the Korean airline resumes direct connections between Fiumicino Airport and Seoul.
Three weekly B777-200 flights
The route is served by a Boeing 777-200 with a new configuration of 36 seats in Business Class and 225 in Economy. Initially, the frequency will be three weekly flights, operated on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Flying to Italy for over 30 years
"From today we reconnect Rome and Seoul with the Boeing 777-200s, a 5-star service and with excellent safety levels - said Lee Ki Wook, general manager of Korean Air. - Last year was the 30th anniversary of the opening of the Rome flight. I am convinced that the resumption of flights will be an important stimulus for the future."
“Fiumicino is the most popular airport in Europe”
"The intensification of direct connections with Seoul - underlined Ivan Bassato, chief aviation officer of Aeroporti di Roma - reaffirms the importance of the Korean market. Hoping to see a full recovery soon, we are proud that Korean Air has chosen to make Fiumicino Airport part of its reconstructed international network. It is also an indication of our attractiveness, not least for the excellence and quality of the services we offer that make Fiumicino the most popular airport in Europe."
A new user-friendly website
The return to Rome confirms the company's dedication to the European market, especially to Italy, and to the strong commercial and tourist relationship between the two nations. Korean Air’s new website in Italian is now online with a new look and functions that make it more user-friendly and intuitive.
