Jeju Air was the first and is the largest low-cost carrier in South Korea. It has its main bases in Seoul, Busan and on the island of Jeju. It flies an all-Boeing 737-800 fleet. On selected routes (mainly from Busan), it offers a Business Class service called “New Class” with free baggage allowance (30kg), additional legroom (42 inches), dedicated check-in, lounge access, priority boarding and complimentary meals and drinks. Its network includes destinations in Russia, Japan, China, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, plus Guam and Saipan (USA). (Photo Jeju Air)
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