Korean Air Adds its Third SkyTeam Livery Aircraft to Fleet

Korean Air unveiled its third SkyTeam livery aircraft earlier this week.

Korean Air’s third SkyTeam livery aircraft that presented itself is a Boeing 737-800.

The newly wrapped aircraft with a configuration of 149 seats will operate short-haul routes including China, Japan and South East Asia.

The delicate design includes features such as the dark blue SkyTeam logo on the tail fin and the SkyTeam name in large, dark blue letters along the front side of the fuselage.

The first aircraft wrapped in SkyTeam colors, a Boeing 777-200 with a configuration of 260 seats, began its operation in 2009 and the second aircraft, a Boeing 737-800 in 2011.

By operating three SkyTeam livered aircraft, the airline will now expose the alliance’s exclusive colors and identity to more customers around the world.

Korean Air is a founding member of the SkyTeam alliance, which together with its 18 members, offers its 537 million annual passengers a worldwide system of more than 15,000 daily flights covering 993 destinations in 186 countries.

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