Jeju Air Hub System
Jeju Air, a South Korean low-cost carrier, operates with a hub system that consists of multiple bases and hub airports. The airline has strategically chosen these locations to efficiently connect passengers to various destinations.
Jeju Air has two main bases of operations: Jeju International Airport (CJU) and Incheon International Airport (ICN). Jeju International Airport, located on Jeju Island, serves as the airline's primary base and is the largest hub for domestic flights. Incheon International Airport, situated near Seoul, is the main hub for international flights.
Both Jeju International Airport and Incheon International Airport provide state-of-the-art facilities and amenities for Jeju Air passengers. These airports offer a wide range of services, including comfortable lounges, duty-free shopping, dining options, and efficient ground transportation.
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Jeju Air's hub system has evolved over the years to cater to the growing demand for low-cost air travel in South Korea. The airline was founded in 2005 and initially operated as a regional carrier with limited routes. However, as Jeju Air expanded its fleet and route network, the need for a hub system became evident.
The establishment of Jeju International Airport as the main base allowed the airline to efficiently connect passengers from various domestic destinations to international flights. Incheon International Airport, being one of the busiest airports in Asia, provided Jeju Air with access to a wide range of international destinations and a larger passenger pool.
By operating with a hub system, Jeju Air can streamline its operations, optimize flight schedules, and offer convenient connections for passengers. The hub airports serve as central points where flights from different origins converge, enabling efficient transfer options and reducing travel times for passengers.
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