✈️Danang Trip Review) I got to fly on Air Premia.

I finally got to fly on Air Premia, which has been super hot lately. It gives off a similar vibe to Bamboo Airways from before. It feels like riding a major airline's plane but at a low-cost price. I didn't do a round trip — I went one way. I took Air Premia going to Danang, and took Jin Air on the way back. On the way back, since my companion had to match their return with their work start date, it happened to be a day when Air Premia had no flights. I checked the schedule and Jin Air worked well, so I flew with Jin Air. Jin Air was more expensive than Air Premia... haha. There had been a lot of talk about Air Premia's delays, so I was a bit worried, but it actually departed right on time. On the way back I flew Jin Air again and couldn't help but compare them... Honestly, Air Premia was just wow!! I totally fell for it. I don't think I can fly other low-cost airlines anymore! Boeing 787 Flights - Operates 4 times a week (Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun) Departing Incheon - 17:55~20:45 Departing Da Nang - 22:45~05:30 Seat layout - 3-3-3 Baggage - Standard fare includes 23kg checked baggage, 10kg carry-on Existing low-cost airlines only give 15kg of baggage, so 23kg is nice. I think premium economy was said to be 30kg. Seat assignment can be done 48 hours before departure Once online check-in is complete, the mobile boarding pass arrives via KakaoTalk 24 hours in advance. The price range is similar to domestic low-cost LCC airlines, but it seems to be a cost-effective airline that also brings in the advantages of a large FSC carrier. I just flew economy class, and after having sat in seats on existing low-cost LCCs that felt like a packed bean-sprout bin with seats crammed tightly front and back, this time when I rode this Air Premia flight... The seat spacing was quite wide. When people by the window need to go to the restroom, the ones sitting on the aisle side have to get up, but if you just shift your legs a little to the side, they can pass right by. ^^ I heard premium economy is way better, so next time I'd like to try flying premium economy too. I think Air Premia is better than Asiana~ The friends I went with even said it might be better than Korean Air, lol. They give you an in-flight meal, earphones, and 1 hour of free Wi-Fi.

It's a bit faster compared to other budget airlines' late-night departures, so that was nice, and since we arrive in Da Nang, we can have a beer outside~^^ Also, the return flight departs before 11pm, so for those going to work the next day, arriving at Incheon Airport at 5:30am seems like a good thing too.

You don't take a shuttle bus or train to the boarding building. You board directly at the gate.

Can you see the seat spacing? It's really spacious, isn't it~^^ The headrests bend to both sides, and can also be adjusted up and down to fit your height.

It's the yp621 aircraft type, and the gap between your knees and the front monitor is amazing, right? And this isn't even a premium seat — it's just a regular economy seat.

Thanks for giving me the earphones — I used them well while watching movies.

I also like the feature that lets you pull the dining table forward.

After watching about two movies, I've arrived in Da Nang~^^

Between chicken and bibimbap, I had the bibimbap and it was delicious. I ended up drinking two cups of coffee~^^ I heard that Premium Economy even gives you wine and beer...haha Overall review- Air Premia is the best, since despite being a low-cost carrier it offers the service of a major airline. It's a bit disappointing that they only fly 4 times a week, but as long as the schedule works for me, I think I'll just keep flying Air Premia from now on. I hope they increase their flight schedule going forward so they operate every day.