South KoreaAbout the airline
Jeju Air is a South Korean low-cost carrier founded in 2005, operating from Gimpo and Jeju hubs with a Boeing 737 fleet. It serves domestic and regional routes across East Asia, offering budget-friendly fares for leisure and business travelers.
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Jeju Air (IATA: 7C, ICAO: JJA) is South Korea's leading low-cost airline, established in 2005. The carrier has built a strong presence in the Northeast Asian market, connecting passengers across South Korea, Japan, China, and Southeast Asia with affordable, point-to-point service.
The airline operates from two primary hubs: Gimpo International Airport near Seoul and Jeju International Airport on Jeju Island. This dual-hub strategy allows Jeju Air to serve both the capital region's business and leisure markets and the popular island destination, which drives significant tourist traffic year-round.
Jeju Air's fleet consists of Boeing 737 aircraft, a reliable narrow-body jet optimized for short- to medium-haul routes typical of regional Asian travel. The standardized fleet supports efficient operations, crew training, and maintenance scheduling across the airline's growing network.