Review of Korean Air to Thailand

Below is a review of Korean Air flights to Thailand. If you fly American Airlines to Thailand, you are likely to make your connection flight in Tokyo Narita Airport in Japan before landing in Thailand. However, if you fly Delta Airlines, you will make your connection flight in Incheon, Seoul, Korea. Your plane will have a lot of Korean people as well as Thai people and some American tourists and other nationalities.

Korean Air plane flying to Thailand

Disadvantages of flying Korean Air to Thailand and Korea

The first thing to note when flying Delta Airlines and Korean Air to Thailand is that if you buy your airline tickets online, you usually cannot request seat on Korean Air if you buy from Delta Airlines. To request a good seat on Korean Air, you need to call Korean Air directly. Good seats go quickly on Korean Air so don't wait until the travel date to request your seat on Korean Air.

For people who don't like Korean Food, when you land in Korean International Airport, you will have limited choices of what food you can eat. Unlike most other International airports, Korean International Airport is very Korean - centric and 99% of the food served in the food courts in the Korean Airport is Korean. If you need pizza or burgers, try to bring your own supplies of alternative food.

Most people at the Korean International Airport also don't speak English. If you want help with your tickets or flights, it may take a very long time to find someone who can speak enough English to help you. It is likely that you can end up wasting a lot of time explaining to a Korean flight attendant about your problem only to find out minutes later that he or she did not understand a single thing that you said.

Ear problems and Korean Air flights

Unlike its partner, Delta Airlines, Korean Air does much better at depressurizing. For people with sensitive ears, you are less likely to have problems with your ears aching on Korean Air flights.

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