OZ
T1
Asiana Airlines
Asiana Airlines · OZ · Incheon Airport T1
T1
Operating Terminal
📍 Terminal & Check-in
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Operating Terminal
Incheon International Airport Terminal 1 (T1). Direct access via Airport Railroad/subway Airport station. Shuttle required for T2.
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Check-in Counter
T1 3F Counters A, B, C
Front and right-side area facing the departure hall entrance
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Gate Area
T1 Gates 1-50 (Main Terminal)
Actual gate shown on boarding pass on the day of departure
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Lounge
Asiana Club Lounge (T1 3F, inside departure hall), Asiana Business Lounge
🧳 Baggage Policy
Below are standard allowances. Actual limits vary by route, class, and purchase date — confirm at booking.
| Class | Checked Baggage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Economy | 23kg x 1 piece | International standard (varies by route) |
| Business | 32kg x 2 pieces | Medium/long-haul international routes |
| First | 32kg x 3 pieces | All routes |
| Asiana Club Platinum | +1 extra piece | Varies by membership tier |
💡 Carry-on: Typically 10–12 kg, 1 piece for all classes (varies by airline). Confirm on the official website before departure.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Asiana Airlines' check-in counter at Incheon Airport?
Asiana Airlines (OZ) uses Counters A, B, C on the 3rd floor of Terminal 1 (T1) at Incheon Airport. Once you enter the T1 3rd floor departure hall, the dedicated Asiana Airlines check-in area is located in the center and right side. Be sure to head toward T1 before immigration.
What is Asiana Airlines' Economy class baggage policy?
Asiana Airlines' Economy class standard checked baggage allowance is 23kg x 1 piece. Some short-haul routes (Japan, China, parts of Southeast Asia) may have different rules by route, so check your booking confirmation. Carry-on baggage allows 1 piece under 10kg.
Do Asiana Airlines, Air Seoul, and Air Busan share the same check-in counter?
Asiana Airlines (OZ) checks in at Counters A, B, C, while affiliates Air Seoul (RS) and Air Busan (BX) use separate counters. Air Seoul mainly uses Counter H, and Air Busan mainly uses Counter J. Be sure to check the counter number on your boarding pass.