What is Korean Air?
{{Infobox Airline |airline = Korean Air |logo = File:Korean Air 2025.svg |logo_size = 230px |IATA = KE |ICAO = KAL |callsign = KOREANAIR |company_slogan = ''Excellence in Flight'' |founded = 1946 (as [[Korean National Airlines]]) |commenced = 1969 |headquarters = [[Seoul]], [[Republic of Korea|South Korea]] |key_people = [[Cho Yangho]] {{Nowrap|([[Chairman]] & [[CEO]])}} |hubs =<div> * {{nowrap|[[Gimpo International Airport|Seoul Gimpo International Airport]]}} * [[Incheon International Airport|Seoul Incheon International Airport]] </div> |focus_cities =<div> * [[Gimhae International Airport]] * [[Jeju International Airport]] * [[Kansai International Airport]] (Osaka) </div> |alliance = [[SkyTeam]] |fleet_size = 158 |destinations = 129 |website = [http://www.koreanair.com koreanair.com] }} '''Korean Air''' is the [[flag carrier]] and largest [[airline]] of [[South Korea]]. Its [[headquarters]] are in [[Seoul]]. It has two [[airline hub|hubs]] at both airports in Seoul, the major [[international airport]] [[Incheon International Airport]] and the smaller [[domestic airport]] [[Seoul Gimpo International Airport|Seoul Gimpo]]. Korean Air has planes from both [[Boeing]] and [[Airbus]], including the [[Boeing 747]] and [[Airbus 380]]. These fly to destinations all over the world, including places in [[Asia]], [[Africa]], [[Europe]], [[South America]], and [[North America]]. Korean Air is a founding member of [[SkyTeam]] alongside [[Aeroméxico]] [[Air France]] and [[Delta Air Lines]]. ==Gallery== <gallery> File:Korean air destinations.png|Korean Air destinations around the world File:HL7472 - Korean Air Lines - Boeing 747-4B5 - ICN (17311316921).jpg| A Korean Air Boeing 747 File:Korean Air Boeing 777-300ER HL8218 HKG 2011-12-8.png|A [[Boeing 777]] landing at [[Hong Kong International Airport]] in [[Hong Kong]] File:Korean Air A330-223 (HL7552) taxiing at Nagasaki Airport.jpg|An [[Airbus A330]] at [[Nagasaki Airport]] in [[Nagasaki|Nagasaki, Japan]] File:HL7613 A380 Korean Airlines (7567522426).jpg|Korean Air Airbus