From 8 August, a new debut at Fiumicino Airport: T'Way Air, the South Korean low-cost airline, arrives in Italy with a direct connection between Rome and Seoul.
The new route is scheduled three times a week with Airbus A330-200, which can accommodate 246 passengers, including 18 in business class, offering a comfortable flight with on-board meals. Departures are every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, departing from Incheon Intercontinental Airport at 12.35 pm and arriving in the Eternal City at 7.15 pm local time, and from Leonardo da Vinci Airport at 9.15 pm with arrival in the South Korean capital at 4.10 pm next day.
The direct flights between the two metropolises are the occasion for passengers to discover the culture, art and landscapes of both countries, allowing Asian travellers a non-stop journey to a magnificent holiday exploring the history and beauty of Rome.
The route between Rome and Seoul is part of a range of new routes to Europe that the airline inaugurated last May, flying to Zagreb, then followed by Barcelona in September, and Paris and Frankfurt in the future.
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