Asiana Airlines, Buisness Class? Seattle-Angeles City

[wdwflash 6]

Has anyone flown Asiana buisness class Seattle-Seoul and/or Seoul-Angeles City? How is the seating, food, in-flight service, ground service? What is the cheapest/best web site in the U.S. for tickets on Asiana? Any other airlines Seattle-Seoul that might have a better/cheaper buisness class?

[kikc69 45]

I have never flown Asianna airlines although they usually come up as the cheapest on most of my searches. Biggest turnoff I think has been the total travel time as they have some long layovers so a flight that should take 18 or so hours ends up being 32. For my searches I usually use Kayak.

I found a flight on Delta out of LAX for about $1000 that went through Seatlle . So I thought if it was $ $1000 going through Seatle I could find a cheaper fair from Seattle to Bkk without flying out of LAX. They actually wanted to charge more. Go Figure!

 

If you find some cheap flights in Feb or March let me know.

 

Kick

Edited November 27, 2010 by kikc69

[Samsonite 181]

I've flown Asiana twice out of Seoul and it is an excellent airline, but due to the long layovers

I've won't fly them from the U.S.

[nkped 1,208]

The secret to a long layover in Seoul is the transit hotel inside the airport.

[charlie horse 0]

The secret to a long layover in Seoul is the transit hotel inside the airport.

Can you elaborate. Any action?

[mrlasvegas 124]

No action that I know of. Is a very nice hotel though. If you have a few miles in the frequent flier club, you could go there for free with a voucher from customer service.

[captcraig2 120]

I agree, had a flight four years ago that laid over in Seoul for 12 hours....Hit the hotel and got some much needed sleep. It also made the trip to Los Angeles seem a lot shorter. Top it off the air ticket was $475.00 round trip!

[oblong 8]

Define "cheap"? Business class means you are probably looking at 3500+.