The Secrets of the KOREAN AIR A330 Domestic Business Class | Flight Review

Join me as I take a domestic Business Class flight on Korean Air’s Airbus A330, operating on the world’s busiest air route: Jeju to Seoul. It's a short hop, but the aircraft is a widebody jet, usually reserved for longer international flights. So what is it like to experience a retro-style 2-2-2 Business Class cabin on a quick domestic trip? We find out in this video. Along the way, I’ll show you the generous legroom, dated seat features, and how the inflight service performs on this busy Sunday evening flight during peak season. There’s a bit of everything—from a stunning Jeju sunset to a rather minimalist Business Class meal service. Before the flight, I also spent time in Korean Air’s domestic lounge. Unfortunately, the experience was underwhelming. Basic snacks, limited drink options, and a crowded space made it feel more like an afterthought than a premium pre-flight experience. Also mentioned in the video: Jeju Air, the Korean low-cost carrier I recently flew with. A full review of that experience is coming soon—filming it was not exactly straightforward, and you'll see why once that video goes live. If you're curious what it’s like to fly Business Class within Korea on a widebody aircraft, this video is for you. Thanks for watching, and make sure to subscribe if you haven’t already. 국내선 비즈니스 클래스를 탑승하며, 대한항공 A330의 레트로한 좌석 구성을 경험합니다. 세계에서 가장 바쁜 노선인 제주-서울 구간을 주말 저녁에 비행합니다. 넓은 레그룸과 오래된 좌석 시스템, 간소한 기내식 서비스를 살펴봅니다. 비행 전 이용한 대한항공 라운지는 기대에 미치지 못하는 수준이었습니다. 추후 공개될 제주항공...