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Korean Air A330 Business Seoul to Bali
It’s been 11 years since I last flown with Korean Air. In fact, Korean Air was my first international flight from Los Angeles to Seoul back in 2007. On my recent vacation, I decided to fly from Shanghai to Seoul in order to experience Korean Air Business Class to my final destination Bali, Indonesia. Watch my trip report below.
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Food and Beverage
For dinner, I chose the bibimbap and it was delicious. It wasn’t too spicy and the rice was cooked perfectly. After dinner, I went straight to bed and I didn’t even wake up to eat my meal before arriving in Bali.
The Bald Thoughts
Overall, I had a pleasant experience with Korean Airlines and I would gladly fly with them again. The food and service were excellent. The seat allowed me to fully extend my legs when I was sleeping without my feet be trapped, unlike other A330 configurations.
There’s certainly nothing wrong with Korean, but out of curiosity, why not fly Garuda? Both are Skyteam if this was an award ticket, and Garuda has better service and pretty much equal food quality, while flying a similar type of plane.
At the time of booking there wasn’t any available seats for Garuda but they’re definitely on my bucket list. Which routes have you flown on?
ICN-DPS and back a couple of times, plus some Indonesian domestic. My wife and I really love the staff. The seats in business are 2x2x2, so fine but not great, but good food and top notch people help a lot. I think Garuda also partners with ANA, although I haven’t tried using an ANA award with them yet.