Lion Group and Jeju Air Connect Indonesia and South Korea with New Direct Flights

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Lion Group and Jeju Air have launched new direct flights linking Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) with Incheon International Airport (ICN) in Seoul, South Korea. This new Bali-Incheon route commenced operations on October 27, 2024. It complements the existing Batam-Incheon route, which has been available since October 17, 2024, giving passengers expanded options for travel between Indonesia and South Korea.

These flights cater to business travelers, tourists, and communities across Indonesia, offering seamless connections. By flying Lion Group to Bali, passengers can conveniently continue their international journey to South Korea with Jeju Air. Additionally, the new route provides an efficient travel option for South Korean visitors heading to Bali or Batam with Jeju Air, allowing easy connections to other Indonesian cities.

Lion Group’s Convenient Connections to Bali

Lion Group provides seamless connections from major Indonesian cities to Bali, including Surabaya, Jakarta, Semarang, Yogyakarta, Lombok, Bima, Sumbawa, Labuan Bajo, Makassar, Balikpapan, Banjarmasin, Kupang, Tambolaka, Waingapu, and many more.

Travel with ease through the BookCabin app, where you can access a wide range of affordable routes, including Bali to Incheon. Enjoy quick online check-in and business class upgrade options on Batik Air flights for a more comfortable and enjoyable journey.

Key Benefits for Businesses, Travelers, and Communities in the Lion Group and Jeju Air Partnership

1. Enhanced Connectivity
   This collaboration broadens connectivity across Indonesian cities to South Korea for tourists, families, students, and professionals. Business travelers benefit from more efficient access to South Korea, one of Indonesia’s key trading partners, with convenient routes via Batam and Bali.
2. Flexible Travel Options
   Passengers can opt to transit in either Batam or Bali, enabling them to explore more Indonesian destinations before or after their international travel. This flexibility expands tourism possibilities for both domestic and foreign tourists.
3. Boost to Tourism and the Economy
   The collaboration is anticipated to attract more South Korean tourists to Indonesia through Bali and Batam, supporting government initiatives to increase foreign visitor numbers and enhance the national tourism sector. This partnership strengthens Indonesia-South Korea bilateral ties through enhanced air connectivity.
4. Tailored Services for Group Travelers
   Tour groups and corporate travelers benefit from specialized services, including hassle-free luggage handling during transits, in-flight halal meal options, and streamlined travel arrangements.

What is Codeshare?

Codesharing is a partnership where two or more airlines collaborate to offer joint flights. Through the Lion Group and Jeju Air partnership, travelers can book Lion Group flights with connections to Jeju Air or vice versa. This collaboration expands route options and service flexibility. Jeju Air, a leading South Korean low-cost carrier, remains committed to fostering tourism growth in Indonesia and enhancing travel experiences through competitive pricing and extended route networks.