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Korean Air has launched new, nonstop flights between Seoul and Israel’s Tel Aviv.
The airline will operate Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday flights between Seoul (Incheon International Airport) and Tel Aviv using a Boeing 747-400
Combi aircraft, seating 280 passengers in a two class configuration
(Prestige and Economy).
“As a prime connector between the representative cities, the non-stop services from Tel Aviv to Seoul will greatly enhance the economic, cultural
and tourism activities between the two countries” said Jong-Hee Lee, Korean Air President and
COO.
Flight KE957
departs Seoul at 4:45pm to arrive at Tel Aviv at 10:15pm the same day. The return flight KE958
leaves Tel Aviv at 11:55pm
and will arrive in Seoul at 4:15pm the next day.
Tel Aviv is Israel’s economic hub, home of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and many corporate offices and R&D centers. It is also the gateway to
many pilgrimage sites including Jerusalem.
Korean Air has formerly operated to Tel Aviv from November 1995 to February 1998, when it suspended the route following the 1997 Asian
financial crisis.
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