Jeju Air will expand its services to Singapore with its first route from Seoul to the Southeast Asian city.
Jeju Air will expand its services to Singapore with its first route from Seoul to the Southeast Asian city.
The South Korean budget airline will launch daily flights between Seoul Incheon and Singapore from July 24. According to Aeroroutes, Jeju Air will use its Being 737-800 aircraft on the route. The first return flight will depart from Singapore the following day (July 25).
The new Incheon-Singapore route will add to Jeju Air's services to Singapore, where it operates daily flights from Busan. Jeju Air's flights at Singapore Changi Airport arrive and depart at Terminal 4.
Jeju Air will be sixth airline – and the third budget carrier - to operate flights between Incheon and Singapore. The current airlines operating flights on the route include full-service airlines Singapore Airlines, Asiana Airlines, and Korean Air. South Korea-based T'Way Air and Singapore Airlines' budget subsidiary Scoot are the two budget airlines operating flights on the route.
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