Flights from Seoul
Seoul's air connectivity is provided by two major transport hubs: Incheon International Airport, located 50 km from the city center, and Gimpo Airport, situated 17 km from the city. The route network spans dozens of countries, with the highest flight frequencies seen on routes to Jeju City (1,718 flights per week) and Tokyo (838 flights). Other popular choices among travelers include flights to Osaka and Shanghai, where hundreds of planes depart every week.
There are 133 airlines operating from the South Korean capital, offering passengers a wide range of options for both business and leisure. The largest carriers by flight volume are Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, and the low-cost carrier Jeju Air. For convenient route planning, city cards with thematic filters are provided below to help you navigate the diverse range of available destinations.
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ChinaFrequently asked questions
- Which airports serve Seoul?
- The city's main aviation gateways are Incheon International Airport, which handles most international flights, and Gimpo Airport, which specializes in domestic routes and short-haul flights across Asia. Incheon is located approximately 50 km from the capital's center, while Gimpo is much closer—just 17 km away.
- How many airlines operate flights from Seoul?
- Regular air service from the metropolis is provided by 133 airlines. The leading roles are played by national carriers Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, as well as major low-cost carriers including Jeju Air and T'way Air.
- What are the most popular destinations from Seoul?
- The most in-demand route is to Jeju City, with 1,718 flights departing weekly. In the international segment, the leaders are the Japanese cities of Tokyo (838 flights per week) and Osaka (758 flights per week), along with the Chinese metropolis of Shanghai.
- Where can I go for a beach holiday from Seoul?
- Among the popular resort destinations with high flight frequencies are Da Nang in Vietnam, with 238 flights per week, and Bangkok in Thailand, with 348 flights. Travelers also frequently choose flights to Ho Chi Minh City or Singapore.
- How can I find the best deals on flights from Seoul?
- To find the most affordable options, we recommend looking at offers from budget airlines such as Eastar Jet, Jin Air, or Air Busan. Planning your trip in advance and using the interest-based filters on this page will help you select the ideal flight from the 133 available carriers.