Korean Air recently received the new Airbus 321neo, which it will enter into operational service from December. Korean Air's A321neo is equipped with fully lie-flat seats in business class, being the first Korean airline to offer this feature on a single-aisle aircraft.
Korean Air's first A320 family aircraft is a single-aisle aircraft with a total of 182 seats and will operate mostly on short-haul routes including Southeast Asia, China and Japan. Eight seats are in Business, while 174 seats are in Economy.
Korean Air's A321neo will offer a pleasant in-flight experience, with passengers having more comfort and even in-flight internet and advanced entertainment systems. In-flight internet will be available for purchase on the A321neo from the first half of next year. Starting with the A321neo, the airline will extend internet services to the newly introduced aircraft.
Business class seats are equipped with a 44 cm personal monitor for audio/video on demand services along with a wireless smartphone charger.
In economy class, customers can enjoy in-flight entertainment on a 33cm personal monitor, which is the largest in the fleet. An adjustable headrest and an individual hook for clothes are also installed for each seat.