Korean Air - Fleet

Fleet

Korean Air's fleet consists of the following aircraft (on November 2012):

Korean Air Passenger Fleet
Aircraft Total Orders Passengers Notes
F C Y Total
Airbus A300-600R 4
24
24
242
252
266
276
All aircraft will be withdrawn from fleet in January 2013
Airbus A330-200 7 7 6 24 196 226
Airbus A330-300 16 6 22 248 276
Airbus A380-800 5 5 12 94 301 407
Boeing 737-700 BBJ 1
VIP
In flexible BizJet configuration and certified ETOPS-180
Boeing 737-800 21 1



8
12
12

141
150
126

149
162
138
Boeing 737-900 16 8 180 188
Boeing 737-900ER 4 2 12 147 159
Boeing 747-400 16 10
12
16
61
61
58
262
262
291
333
335
365
3 Aircraft to be phased out in 2012
Boeing 747-8I 5
TBA
Boeing 777-200ER 18 8
8
28
28
212
225
248
261
Boeing 777-300 4 6 35 297 338
Boeing 777-300ER 10 6 8 56 227 291
Boeing 787-9 10
TBA
Order converted to Boeing 787-9 from 787-8
Bombardier CS300 10
TBA
10 options and 10 purchase rights
Korean Air Cargo Fleet
Boeing 747-400BCF 6
N/A
Boeing 747-400ERF 8
N/A
Boeing 747-400F 9
N/A
Boeing 747-8F 2 5
N/A
Boeing 777F 2 3
N/A
Total 149 54

Korean Air is the first Airbus A380 customer to dedicate the entire upper deck of the A380 to business class passengers (comprising 94 of Korean Air’s lie-flat Prestige Class business seating). Korean Air announced on 4 December 2009 that it would order five Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental aircraft worth $1.5 billion in list prices. This is in addition to the seven Boeing 747-8F freighters Korean Air Cargo will be operating. On 6 February 2012, the first Boeing 747-8F and Boeing 777F aircraft were delivered to Korean Air becoming the first airline in the world to operate both of these aircraft.

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