Korean Air has celebrated its inaugural Delhi-Incheon direct flight with a welcome ceremony at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi Airport.

Korean Air’s maiden flight from Incheon to Delhi, KE481, touched down at Indira Gandhi Airport and was welcomed with a water canon event prepared by the airport.

Following was a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the inaugural flight departing from Delhi.

Korean Air’s Incheon-Delhi direct service will operate five days a week utilising an Airbus A330-200 aircraft capable of seating 218.

Equipped with Korean Air’s newest seats in both First and Prestige Class and cutting edge AVOD system, the aircraft will provide customers utmost comfort.

KE482 will depart Delhi at 19:40 and land in Incheon at 05:50 next day which will enable passengers to benefit from Korean Air’s extensive global network.

The return flight, KE481 will depart Incheon at 12:45 and land in Delhi at 18:20.

Korean Air will continue to offer its extensive global network with a wider range of options for each of its passengers, delivering true “Excellence in Flight”.