I'm Impressed! on ASIANA AIRLINES BUSINESS CLASS on an A350 🇰🇷 Seoul ✈ London 🇬🇧 Beautiful Flight

Watch this video if you want to know what it’s like to fly on one of Asiana’s Flagship routes from Seoul Incheon to London Heathrow in Business Class on their A350. This full trip report and flight review will show you everything from the meals on board, to the gorgeous scenery, our routing and of course there will be a detailed seat and cabin tour. Find out if Asiana is deserving of your money next time you fly to or from Seoul.

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💸 Fare Paid
Fare Paid: 72,500 Asiana Points + $131.72 USD (SGN-ICN-LHR)
Class: Business
Inclusions: Seat Selections, 2 Carry On, 40kg Baggage, Lounge Access

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🎶 Background Music in This Video
➟ “Spirits” by Letra
➟ “Eleven Hours a Night” by Odds
➟ “Hourglass” by Hourglass
➟ “La La Lie” by Ann Paris
➟ “Breathing Again” by Christopher Galovan
All music tracks featured in this video are licensed under an Artlist Unlimited License.

↪ Video Chapters ↩
0:00 Welcome to Seoul
01:27 Seoul Incheon Airport Terminal 1
02:53 Asiana Business Class Lounge
05:12 Plane Spotting & Heading to Gate
07:06 Boarding
07:54 First Impressions On Board
08:15 Cabin Layout & Full Seat Tour
12:06 Spool Up, Take off & Airport Stats
13:33 In Flight Comforts
14:51 First Meal Service, With Menus
17:48 Cabin Impressions & In Flight Entertainment
18:45 Flying Over the Caspian
20:13 2nd Meal Service
20:58 Sunset over Caspian
22:15 Full Flat Bed & Third Meal
22:58 Full Gorgeous Approach into London
26:45 Final Thoughts & The Flip Flop Score

This is NOT a promotional video. I pay for all of my flights and hotels (and I always tell you how much!) so I can be as honest and impartial as possible. I do not receive any special treatment that wouldn’t otherwise be publicly accessible, in fact, the hotels and airlines have no idea about my visit and that's the way I like it!

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[icon_ic]

That London city approach though *chef's kiss*

[dpvisser]

That London approach was simply stunning!

[veenarasika]

" I think the walnut may have escape from its cookie." Loved it!

[ImperatorSupreme]

Las Vegas, in addition to being a tourist destination both for Americans and some international travelers, also plays host to a quite a few business conferences and trade shows each year. Oh, and it’s a “Hub” for Southwest Airlines, even though Southwest isn’t fully on the hub and spoke model like American, Delta, and United. So quite a few Southwest Passengers, especially those transiting between the West Coast and more Eastern parts of the country will change planes there.

[hungo]

What an epic video which covers the meticulousness of Asiana Airlines' premium services on a long-haul flight as well as the stunning London's view as the plane approached LHR!!! You are lucky to be onboard one of the last Asiana's flights.

[HenryRH]

The reason the takeoff was so much louder is most likely because the power setting is at TO/GA, on most A350 flights they're at FLEX takeoff config which is not full power and makes a huge difference in engine noise.

[sonjatravels]

The views of London are stunning. Thanks for including all of it! Great video!

[bubblemummy]

Beautiful video, loved the coral coloured engine, and the views coming in over London gave me goosebumps! 😍

[abiroberts]

So glad to Asiana actually get some recognition for once. So many other travel channel, even ones that focus one air travel, will fly Qatar for the 100th time but never show Asiana, which I feel is super under reviewed. To this day, the best croissant I’ve ever had in my life was on an Asiana business class flight.

[onasuh]

As a Korean I started my first flight with Asiana airlines a long time ago, not Korean Air, this video has both joy and sadness.
The Sunset View Engine and the LHR Approach video and music were like a poem.
Kevin, I salute your excellent review!

[cAseti]

Well, those Trents sound incredible! Properly maximum thrust due to bad weather to minimize the runway usage.

[craigjordan]

Hi Kevin the spool up sounds are amplified by the wet runway standing water being ingested into the engines. This amplified sound can be heard inside and outside in these conditions. This would be one of your best videos Kevin. Simply stunning.

[Krunchy]

The engine spool up was definitely more intense than it normally is. Still one of the best sounding engines out there. Great video thanks for sharing.

[JohnPelton-sq]

Incredible London approach and the piano accompaniment was fantastic.

[Mack]

Great trip report Kevin! The night approach into LHR is amazing! Love watching your videos. Greetings from Canada.

[DelhiBelly]

I randomly downloaded a few of your videos for my flight this weekend. Currently siting at DFW Admirals Lounge. I played this video with my over ear headphones… that spool up was amazing!

[patrickmig]

Beautifully filmed video. Loved the stunning views, especially the approach and landing at LHR at night. Loved the peaceful soundtrack too!

[SBArrow]

The view of the engine at around the 22:00 mark was incredible!!

[jimmyjames]

That's a great business class experience! Thanks for the info + video!

[linesided]

Pilots will "jam" the power on wet take-offs as a way of dispersing water from the engine. They do a longer "warm-up" run in the winter often to get rid of ice build-up.