Bangkok Suvarnabhumi (BKK) to Seoul Incheon (ICN): airlines, safety and baggage
Korean Air, Thai Airways, Asiana Airlines, Jeju Air, T'way Air, Thai Vietjet, Air Premia and Eastar Jet fly from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi (BKK) to Seoul Incheon (ICN), about 14 flights a day on Suvarnabhumi's departures board (checked 5 Nov 2026).
Airlines checked on the departures board, 5 Nov 2026 (1)
Airlines on this route
Air Premia - Safety
- 1 · Very low risk
- Free baggage, cheapest fare
- Not checked yet
Asiana Airlines - Safety
- 1 · Very low risk
- Free baggage, cheapest fare
- 1 checked piece 1 piece of up to 23 kg. On US routes economy gets 2 pieces of 23 kg each.
Eastar Jet - Safety
- 1 · Very low risk
- Free baggage, cheapest fare
- Not checked yet
Jeju Air - Safety
- 1 · Very low risk
- Free baggage, cheapest fare
- Not checked yet
Korean Air - Safety
- 1 · Very low risk
- Free baggage, cheapest fare
- 1 checked piece · cabin bag 10 kg 1 piece, 23 kg (Economy Saver and other Economy fares). To/from the Americas (excl. Brazil): Saver 1 piece, other Economy fares 2 pieces, 23 kg each. Carry-on: 1 bag + 1 personal item, 10 kg total.
Thai Airways International - Safety
- 1 · Very low risk
- Free baggage, cheapest fare
- 1 checked piece · cabin bag 7 kg Economy Saver/Standard: 1 piece, 23 kg; Flex/Full Flex: 2 pieces, 23 kg each.
Thai Vietjet Air - Safety
- 2 · Low risk
- Free baggage, cheapest fare
- No free checked bag · cabin bag 7 kg Checked bags are paid extra on Eco. Deluxe: 20 kg; SkyBoss: 30 kg (+ golf set).
Trinity Airways - Safety
- 1 · Very low risk
- Free baggage, cheapest fare
- 15 kg checked · cabin bag 10 kg Smart Fare: 15 kg; Regular Fare: 20 kg. Event (promo) fares: no free checked bag. Singapore/Jakarta/Europe/Australia: Smart 23 kg; Guam/Saipan/Canada: 1 piece, 23 kg.
If your flight is delayed or cancelled
EU261 and UK261 don’t cover this route on these airlines. Your rights depend on the airline’s conditions of carriage; ask the airline for meals, rebooking or a refund.
A summary of Regulation (EC) 261/2004 and the UK version; the regulations and your airline have the final word.