History and operations
About the airline Jeju Air
History and development
Jeju Air was founded in January 2005. Scheduled flights between Seoul and Jeju Island began in June 2006. In 2009, the airline launched scheduled international services between Incheon and Osaka.
Route networks
The airline's main airports are Gimpo, Incheon and Jeju. Its domestic network connects South Korean cities, while international services reach Asia-Pacific countries including Japan, China, Thailand and Vietnam.
Aircraft and features
Jeju Air's fleet includes the Boeing 737-800 and the Boeing 737-8 from the MAX family. Its first 737-800 aircraft arrived in 2008, and 737-8 operations began in 2023. These are different generations of the 737 family: the designations 737-800 and 737-8 are not interchangeable.
The airline's aircraft
Airline fleet Jeju Air
This selection includes key aircraft types and those important to the airline's history. Fleets and aircraft assigned to a flight can change.
Where it flies
Main airports and routes
Main airports: Seoul, Gimpo and Incheon; Jeju. The route network depends on the season, operating permissions and timetable. Always check current destinations, departure times and conditions of carriage on the airline’s official website.
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