Seoul to Osaka on the Boeing 737 (all variants)

ICN → KIX · operated by the Boeing 737 (all variants)

Distance
860 km (534 mi)
Est. flight time
~1h 21m
Operators on Boeing 737 (all variants)
2
Observations (14 days)
2

Airlines operating the Boeing 737 (all variants) on ICN → KIX

AirlineObservationsFirst seenLast seen
Jeju Air12026-05-202026-05-20
Korean Air12026-05-202026-05-20

About the Boeing 737 (all variants) on this route

The Boeing 737 (all variants) is used by 2 operators on Seoul → Osaka.

For specifications, safety record, and global deployment data, see the Boeing 737 (all variants) family page or the Boeing 737 (all variants) safety record.

Other aircraft on the ICN–KIX route

Airport details

Departure: Incheon International Airport (ICN)

City
Seoul
Country
South Korea
IATA / ICAO
ICN / RKSI

Arrival: Kansai International Airport (KIX)

City
Osaka
Country
Japan
IATA / ICAO
KIX / RJBB

Frequently asked questions

Which airlines fly the Boeing 737 (all variants) on the ICN-KIX route?

Airlines observed operating the Boeing 737 (all variants) on ICN to KIX include: Jeju Air, Korean Air.

How often does the Boeing 737 (all variants) fly ICN-KIX?

The Boeing 737 (all variants) was observed 2 times on the ICN–KIX route in the last 14 days across 2 operators.

What's the distance from Seoul to Osaka?

The great-circle distance from Seoul (ICN) to Osaka (KIX) is approximately 860 km (534 miles). Estimated flight time is ~1h 21m.

What other aircraft fly the ICN-KIX route?

Other aircraft observed on ICN–KIX include: Airbus A321 (all variants), Airbus A320 (all variants), Airbus A350.

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