Parata Air is a South Korean hybrid low-cost airline that launched in September 2025. The airline operates Airbus A330-200 and A320-200 aircraft across South Korea, Japan and Vietnam, with approved plans to expand into the United States.
Parata Air blends budget-friendly fares with premium options, positioning itself between a low-cost airline and a full-service airline.
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Parata Air operates domestic and international flights across South Korea, Japan and Vietnam, with approved plans to expand into the United States. The airline focuses on high-demand leisure and regional routes from its main base at Seoul Incheon.
The airline has also received approval to launch future long-haul services from Seoul Incheon to Los Angeles and Las Vegas, although start dates have not yet been confirmed.
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Parata Air allows 1 carry-on bag up to 10 kg per passenger. Business Smart passengers can bring 2 cabin bags, subject to limits.
Checked baggage can usually be added during booking or up to 24 hours before departure.
When you book Parata Air flights with Alternative Airlines, your baggage allowance is shown clearly before you pay, so there are no surprises.
Parata Air offers online and airport check-in for most routes. Online check-in is available via the Parata Air's website, except for departures from Phu Quoc, which require airport check-in.
Mobile boarding passes are available after online check-in.
When you book Parata Air flights with Alternative Airlines, your confirmation email includes your airline reference, so you can check in directly with Parata Air before you travel.
Parata Air offers up to three cabin classes: Business Smart, Comfort Plus and Comfort (Economy). Cabin options vary by aircraft and route.
When you search for Parata Air flights with Alternative Airlines, you can compare available cabin classes and choose the option that suits your budget and comfort needs.
Parata Air offers a mix of complimentary and paid services on board, depending on cabin class and route. Passengers can expect:
In-flight entertainment varies by aircraft. Some Airbus A330-200 aircraft feature personal seatback screens, while others use overhead screens. Wi-Fi is not currently confirmed across the fleet.
Service levels may differ by aircraft type and route, particularly between A320 short-haul flights and A330 international services.
Parata Air does not currently offer a frequent flyer programme. Passengers cannot earn or redeem points on Parata Air flights at this time.
Parata Air is also:
The airline operates independently as it continues to expand its fleet and route network. Future partnerships or loyalty schemes have not yet been announced.
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Parata Air offers additional support for children, pets and passengers who need extra help when flying. Policies and fees may vary by route.
Passengers should review route-specific requirements before travelling, particularly for international flights.
Parata Air’s main hub is Seoul Incheon International Airport (ICN). Incheon serves as the airline’s primary base for international routes to Japan and Vietnam, and for planned long-haul services.
Parata Air also operates from:
Incheon is one of Asia’s largest and best-connected airports, offering onward connections across North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.
Parata Air operates a small fleet of Airbus aircraft, including the A330-200 and A320-200. The airline uses widebody aircraft for higher-capacity international routes and narrowbody aircraft for domestic and short-haul services.
The A330-200 aircraft are powered by Rolls-Royce Trent 700 engines, while the A320-200 aircraft use CFM56 engines.
Parata Air has signalled plans to expand its fleet, with additional aircraft expected as the route network grows.