Air Premia launches 'Summer Black Friday' sale on all Incheon routes

Air Premia is launching a ticket discount promotion covering all of its Incheon-departure routes ahead of the summer travel season.

The carrier announced a "Summer Black Friday" promotion running June 8 through June 21, offering discounted economy and Wide Premium class fares on nine routes across North America and Asia.

The promotion covers five North American routes from Incheon — Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Honolulu and Washington, D.C. — along with four Asian routes: Da Nang, Hong Kong, Narita and Bangkok. Air Premia said it included both long-haul and short-haul routes to capture summer peak-season and second-half travel demand.

Round-trip all-in fares on North American routes — including fuel surcharges and airport taxes — start at 1,238,500 won (about $803) for Los Angeles, 1,257,100 won for New York, 1,278,500 won for San Francisco, 1,092,500 won for Honolulu and 1,517,100 won for Washington, D.C., all in economy class.

Wide Premium class, which offers extra legroom, starts at 2,038,500 won for Los Angeles, 2,217,100 won for New York, 1,938,500 won for San Francisco, 1,592,500 won for Honolulu and 2,907,100 won for Washington, D.C.

Travel validity periods vary by route. Tickets for Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco are valid through April 30, 2027, while those for Honolulu and Washington, D.C. are valid through Feb. 28, 2027.

On Asian routes, economy class fares start at 364,000 won for Da Nang, 361,900 won for Hong Kong, 248,500 won for Narita and 473,100 won for Bangkok. Wide Premium class starts at 544,000 won for Da Nang, 461,900 won for Hong Kong, 404,500 won for Narita and 759,100 won for Bangkok.

Asian route tickets are valid through March 27, 2027. However, the Da Nang route is scheduled to operate only through July 14, so travel on that route must fall within that operating window.

During the promotion period, Air Premia plans to release additional flash-sale tickets every weekday at 10 a.m.

"We put together this promotion to ease the financial burden on customers ahead of the summer peak season," an Air Premia official said. "We will continue working to offer competitive fares and service."

Meanwhile, Air Premia has been rolling out a series of promotions aimed at reducing costs for customers, including this sale on nine international routes — the first such discounted offering since the carrier applied its highest-tier fuel surcharge last month.