This photo, taken Aug. 14, 2025, shows an upgraded lounge of Korean Air Co. at Incheon International Airport, west of Seoul. (Image courtesy of Yonhap)
SEOUL, Aug. 14 (Korea Bizwire) — Korean Air Co. said Thursday it has completed the first stage of a large-scale lounge renewal project at Incheon International Airport, introducing redesigned spaces to enhance the preflight experience for customers.
The overhaul at the airport, South Korea’s main gateway west of Seoul, includes the fully renovated Miler Club and Prestige East lounges, as well as the opening of two new Prestige Garden lounges.
The upgraded spaces feature dedicated zones for dining, relaxation, meetings and wellness, along with stations where chefs prepare fresh dishes on-site.
The design blends modern luxury with traditional Korean elements, using a color palette inspired by the carrier’s premium cabins and integrating traditional “hanok-style” architecture.
The two new garden lounges provide quieter retreats, one overlooking a traditional Korean garden and the other a modern Western-style landscape.
The project’s second phase, scheduled for completion in 2026, will renovate the remaining first and business class lounges. Once finished, total lounge space will more than double to 12,270 square meters, part of preparations for Korean Air’s integration with Asiana Airlines Inc.
(Yonhap)
