Korean Air to expand, overhaul lounge facilities at Incheon Int'l Airport

Korean Air, Korea's flagship air carrier, said Monday it plans to expand and revamp its lounge facilities at Incheon International Airport, the main gateway to Seoul.

The airline will establish new Prestige Garden lounges at the airport's newly constructed east and west sections, while the existing Prestige East lounge and the Miler Club lounge will be expanded and upgraded at their current locations.

The new and upgraded lounges will open in phases starting in August, providing passengers with a more spacious and premium airport experience.

Once the renovation and expansion are complete, Korean Air will operate a total of six lounges at Incheon International Airport. The total lounge space will increase by approximately 2.5 times, with seating capacity nearly doubling to enhance passenger comfort.

With the planned full integration of Asiana Airlines Inc. into Korean Air by late 2025, Asiana's lounges at the airport are expected to be closed in phases. (Yonhap)