Brief Introduction:
Headquartered in Seoul, Asiana Airlines was incorporated on February 17, 1988. It is the second major airlines in South Korea, and has 67 planes, traveling to 14 domestic and 45 international cities by the end of June, 2003. Asiana Airlines is committed to offering its passengers the highest safety and service standards in the industry. In addition to passenger transportation, Asiana Airlines also possesses thriving cargo transportation, and is also engaged in engineering, construction, ground handling, catering, communication, and e-business. Asiana joined the prestigious Star Alliance, which is one of the three largest international airlines alliances, allowing it to enter new opportunities and expand its business worldwide.
Flights to/from China
Routes to China and Japan account for the major part of Asiana Airlines' market share. Among all the non-Airlines, Asiana Airlines is number one in terms of routes flown and the passenger volume to & from China. Destinations in China include: Harbin, Changchun, Shenyang, Beijing, Dalian, Tianjin, Yantai, Qingdao, Xian, Nanjing, Chengdu, Shanghai, Chongqing, Hangzhou, Guilin, Guangzhou and Hong Kong. The following information basically shows you the flights from cities in China to South Korea.
1. Beijing – Seoul
2. Beijing – Busan
3. Shanghai – Seoul
4. Shanghai - Daegu
5. Shanghai - Jeju
6. Yantai - Seoul
7. Guangzhou - Seoul
8. Guangzhou - Busan
9. Xian - Seoul
10. Changchun - Seoul
11. Harbin - Seoul
12. Hangzhou - Seoul
13. Hangzhou - Busan
14. Guilin - Seoul
15. Chengdu - Seoul
16. Nanjing - Seoul
17. Chongqing - Seoul
18. Shenyang - Busan
19. Yanji - Seoul
20. Qingdao - Seoul
21. Tianjin - Seoul
22. Weihai - Seoul
23. Shenzhen - Seoul
24. Dalian - Seoul
25. Hong Kong – IncheonUseful Numbers
1. Beijing Office: (+86)10 64684000
2. Shanghai Office: (+86)21 62194000
3. Changchun Office: (+86)431 8948948
4. Guangzhou Office: (+86)20 87606677
5. Harbin Office: (+86)451 2344000
6. Yantai Office: (+86)535 6628000
7. Xian Office: (+86)29 88793405
8. Guilin Office: (+86)773 5884000
9. Shenyang Office: (+86)24 22815077
10. Chengdu Office: (+86)28 86767666
11. Nanjing Office: (+86)25 86893141/4
12. Hangzhou Office: (+86)571 86665941/2
13. Yanji Office: (+86)433 2914545
14. Chongqing Office: (+86)23 67152721
15. Qingdao Office: (+86)532 86677171
16. Tianjin Office: (+86)22 23029333
17. Shenzhen Office: (+86)20 87606677
18. Hong Kong Office: (+852)25238585
19. Weihai Office: (+86)631 8642000
Prize and Credit:For many years, Asiana Airlines has been devoted to absolute security and high service standard. It was awarded the best passenger service in 2001 by Air Transport World, which means its high level of service was widely recognized. In 2005 and 2006, it won the title of best airlines by Global Traveller, and honorably got the prize of best inflight service and best cabin staff worldwide. It has obtained the ISO9002 and 14001 certificates on the achievement it made in environmental protection. Also, it ranked the third in the research of Skytrax and was judged as the best flight crew worldwide.
Official Website: http://flyasiana.com/english/
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Travelers' Voices on Asiana Airlines
1.
Oct. 26,2009 23:40 Reply
Ms.franz(south korea) said:
My original sched is to fly on nov 4,(from seoul, korea to south africa but i need to stop over in hongkong for an hour, then continue my flight to south africa. My question is like this: is it possible to reschedule my flight? i want to go to hongkong on oct.30 and will stay there until nov.4, just to roam around the city for couple of days, and on nov.4 will still be my flight to south africa. (it simply means... i want to be in hongkong earlier before nov.4 but my personal agent says the schedule cant be changed? why not? any reason? ....thanks.
Oct. 27,2009 04:07
Mr.Lucas(Netherlands) replied:
For the flights having stopover, it seems that it is impossible to reschedule the flights as what you said. I am not clear why, maybe it is just the rules of the airlines. If you really would like to roam around in Hong Kong for one or two days, you can take a connecting flight transferring at Hong Kong. Of course, this is just my suggestions...
2.
Oct. 26,2009 10:29 Reply
Ms.ada(south korea) said:
I am in south korea, my flight is going to south africa. I suppose to depart in seoul at 19:45 Nov.4, and stop over in Hongkong at 22:30. I want to reschedule my flight. I want to go hongkong on friday oct.4, and stop there for couple of days and fly to south africa on 4th of nov. could this be possible? could you give me a contact number of the ticketing office of asiana airlines to ask about this matter.
Oct. 26,2009 20:41
Mr.Jordan(Sweden) replied:
I am a little confused, do you want to reschedule your flight and depart on Oct.4? Maybe you have had a typing error, since today is already Oct.27. Anyway, it is feasible for you to change the date of your flight tickets, but there will be some change fee, and it varies from different airlines. For the details, you would better visit the airlines' official website or contact your booking agent directly.
3.
Aug. 6,2009 01:55 Reply
Mr.Srika(Thailand) said:
An aircraft of Bangkok Airlines is reported skiding off the runway on Aug. 4th when landing at the Koh Samui international airport in southern Thailand, causing the captain dead and 6 people wounded. Also, according to the Bangkok Airlines, there are 68 passengers and 4 crew members on board.
4.
Jul. 17,2009 02:42 Reply
Mr.Tham(South Korea) said:
Asiana Airlines Adds Two More Chengdu-Seoul Flights Each Week
Since July 1, 2009, Asiana Airlines has added two more flights from Chengdu to Seoul making a total of four flights every week.
The flights are scheduled to arrive at Chengdu at 23:00 on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and to leave for Seoul at 0:20 the next morning.
Asiana Airlines also plans to open a Seoul-Chengdu-Kangding flight in this year. According to the general manager of Asiana Airlines, tourism in Kangding is brightening for more than 100 South Korean visitors travel to Kangding every week.