Asiana Airlines

[Skate]

Asiana seems to have the best deals out of Seattle.

 

Has anyone flown them ?

 

Would you fly them again ?

[Pieman]

Never flown them but based on this...........

 

http://www.worldairlineawards.com/Awards_2008/Yclass-08.htm

 

....it doesn't sound as though you'd be going far wrong.

 

Cheers

Pie

[Kev]

Interesting read that link Pieman, thanks.

[redwood13]

Check the details of the flights. Seems to me when I last looked there was long layover in Seoul.

 

-redwood

[ServiceMan78]

asiana is pretty good flight service. i have flown with them the past couple of trips to thailand. word of advice on flying out of seattle? it may seem they have no idea of how to load people onboard, but once that is over, the service is great onboard! this was probably one of the few times i wasnt to bored on a flight or at least made comfortable on a 20 something hour flight.

[nkped]

Check the details of the flights. Seems to me when I last looked there was long layover in Seoul.

 

-redwood

If the deal is otherwise a good one and you are looking at a long layover, consider the transit hotel within the airport. http://www.airgardenhotel.com/english/.

[Pilot]

Check the details of the flights. Seems to me when I last looked there was long layover in Seoul.

 

-redwood

 

 

I flew them once a number of years ago. On the return leg, I had an 8 hour layover in Korea. Overall the service on the flights were great, and the flight attendants really cute. I did get upgraded to business class on one of the legs because the flight was oversold in economy. Overall, not a bad experience.

[Dunraven]

I like Eva out of Seattle...you leave at 1:30 am, 2 hour layover in Taipei (enough to stretch out the kinks) and end up in Bangkok at 11:05 am...taxi..check in at hotel...still in time to catch a happy hour or 2

Dunraven