Your Passport to Savings: The “May Journey to Korea” Is On
If you have been waiting for the right moment to lock in your next trip to Seoul without draining your savings, your window of opportunity has officially arrived. In celebration of Family Month, the Americas regional headquarters of Asiana Airlines has rolled out a highly anticipated promotional campaign titled “May Journey to Korea.”
Running through June 8, this seasonal booking window offers specially discounted base fares for travelers heading to South Korea from the United States.
The deal blankets Asiana’s entire U.S. network, meaning you can secure these special promotional rates whether you are flying out of Los Angeles (LAX), New York (JFK), Seattle (SEA), San Francisco (SFO), or Honolulu (HNL). To qualify for the discounted pricing, your flight must be scheduled to depart any time between now and November 30, 2026—making it the perfect setup to save on peak summer vacations or early Thanksgiving family visits.
Double Daily: LAX to Incheon Restores Morning Service
Alongside the fare discounts, the airline is introducing a massive scheduling upgrade for Southern California flyers looking for flexible Asiana Airlines flights to Korea.
Starting June 1, Asiana will officially resume daily operations for its highly popular morning flight, OZ201, out of Los Angeles. The schedule is tailored perfectly for those who prefer to travel during daylight hours:
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Departure: Leaves LAX at 10:10 AM.
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Arrival: Touches down at Incheon International Airport (ICN) at 3:20 PM the following calendar day.
Book Before the Horizon Closes
With major changes reshaping the airline industry—including the upcoming December corporate merger with Korean Air—securing reliable promotional seating under the Asiana brand is becoming a hot commodity.
Because these special “May Journey to Korea” promotional fares are subject to real-time seat availability and inventory caps, booking early is highly recommended. To browse exact fare matrices, review fine-print baggage policies, or secure your seats on the restored LA morning flights, head directly over to the official Asiana Airlines Americas portal (flyasiana.com).
