with: Jeju Air (7C3154), Korean Air (KE5777), Jin Air (LJ647), Air Busan (BX612, BX6123), Asiana Airlines (OZ9422)
with: Asiana Airlines (OZ707), Philippine Airlines (PR493), Korean Air (KE5763), Jin Air (LJ23), Jeju Air (7C4603), Tway Air (TW147), Philippines AirAsia (Z25039)
Flights from Seoul-Incheon International Airport (ICN) to Luzon - Metropolitan Area (MNL, CRK) (NCP)
with: Asiana Airlines (OZ703, OZ707, OZ701), Korean Air (KE623, KE621), Jeju Air (7C2305), Philippine Airlines (PR467, PR469)
with: Asiana Airlines (OZ707), Philippine Airlines (PR493), Korean Air (KE5763), Jin Air (LJ23), Jeju Air (7C4603), Tway Air (TW147), Philippines AirAsia (Z25039)
with: Asiana Airlines (OZ707, OZ703, OZ701), Korean Air (KE623, KE621), Philippine Airlines (PR493, PR467), Jeju Air (7C2305)
with: Asiana Airlines (OZ702, OZ704), Korean Air (KE624, KE622), Jeju Air (7C2306), Philippine Airlines (PR466, PR468), Philippines AirAsia (Z2884)
with: Asiana Airlines (OZ702, OZ704), Korean Air (KE624, KE622), Jeju Air (7C2306), Philippine Airlines (PR466, PR468), Philippines AirAsia (Z2884)
Flights from Luzon - Metropolitan Area (MNL, CRK) (NCP) to Seoul-Incheon International Airport (ICN)
with: Asiana Airlines (OZ708, OZ702, OZ704), Korean Air (KE624, KE622), Jeju Air (7C4604, 7C2306), Philippine Airlines (PR492)
with: Asiana Airlines (OZ708, OZ702, OZ704), Korean Air (KE624, KE622), Jeju Air (7C4604, 7C2306), Philippine Airlines (PR492)
Fleet
Jeju Air currently owns 5 Bombardier Dash 8 aircraft.
History
The South Korean airline Jeju Air was founded in 2005 in Jeju. Currently, only 2 destinations are served from Seoul, but there are plans to extend the network to include Cheogju and Daegu. International flight routes are planned from 2010.
Network
Since 2 June 2006, the airline has been flying from its hub in Seoul to two regional destinations: Jeju and Busan.