New Boeings for Korean Air

Korean Air have received two new aircrafts allowing passengers the utmost comfort whilst flying.

It has been revealed by Korean Air that they have taken receipt of two new Boeing aircraft, offering their customers the latest in modern day travel. The 737-900ERs will be used on short haul flights initially, but rolled out be used for longer services in the future, allowing passengers the utmost comfort whilst flying.

With so much competition in the industry, airlines are constantly striving to offer the latest services in a bid to attract passengers. The latest Boeing's to be received by Korean Air have 159 seats and will offer three classes, First, Business and Economy, offering as much passenger choice as possible. State of the art AVOD entertainment systems will be available for all travellers, as will USB ports and power sockets to charge and run devices such as laptops, smartphones and MP3 players.

Of particular interest for passengers will be the 'New Entertainment Program' available on the AVOD systems. Including five menus, travellers will be able to pick from approximately 5,000 songs, 70 documentaries and 60 movies. There will also be an integrated search system to help find passengers their favourite entertainment. Interiors will also be upgraded to offer a better atmosphere, with large Pivot Bins allowing easy hand luggage storage. And with Korean Air services offering travel to China and surrounding countries, the new aircraft are certainly likely to attract strong demand.

Posted by Amelia, 25 July 2011 15:35

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