Korean Air will increase its Seoul Incheon-Lisbon service to four weekly flights from 21 September, adding capacity on the long-haul Europe route it already operates with Boeing 787-9 aircraft. Reservations are open for the extra frequency, extending the carrier’s current three-times-weekly schedule between South Korea and Portugal.
The added service comes as Korean Air continues to sell seats on the route for dates in late August and September, indicating that the Lisbon link remains firmly in operation and is moving into a higher-frequency pattern. The flight is one of the carrier’s longer intercontinental leisure and business routes and forms part of its wider European network.
Published schedule information shows the service as KE921 and KE922, with the route set to operate on four weekly days once the change takes effect. The aircraft type remains the 787-9, supporting a standard long-haul configuration on the Incheon-Lisbon sector.