Korean Air – $574: San Francisco – Hong Kong. Roundtrip, including all Taxes

We first posted this deal early last month. It is still available.

ITA will price this at $611, however, when you go and buy it on Orbitz, it will price at $574.

Sailing in Hong Kong - Photo: Prachanart Viriyaraks via Flickr, used under Creative Commons License (By 2.0)

Sailing in Hong Kong – Photo: Prachanart Viriyaraks via Flickr, used under Creative Commons License (By 2.0)

Sample Travel Date:

  • September 14th – 21st

Fare Availability:

  • Valid for travel on the outbound from late August – early December for Monday through Thursday departures. All travel must be completed by December 31st. Must purchase at least 30 days in advance of departure
  • Please note that while this fare is valid at time of posting, if this post is more than two days old, the fare is likely gone.

How to Search for Availability:

Fare Class:

  • N

Routing:

  • SFO – ICN (Seoul) – HKG (Hong Kong) – ICN – SFO.

Stopover:

Mileage:

Korean Air is an Alaska Air partner. Mileage earning with Alaska is follows:

  • Miles Flown: 13,902 miles or 4.1 cents per mile
  • Elite Qualifying Miles: 6,951 miles
  • Redeemable Miles: 6,951 miles

How to Book:

  • Support us by using our Orbitz link to book with dates found on ITA Software Matrix Airfare Search. Make sure you select “Additional Search Options” and then “Narrow the search to my preferred airlines” and select Korean Air

 

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Background Information:

  • Visa: US Citizens – Not required. Other nationals, check the TIMATIC Visa Database
  • Currency: Hong Kong Dollar (HKD). $1USD = 7.8 HKD

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Comments (4)

  • Josh 9 years ago Reply

    Hi FlightDeal –

    been trying to price a flight for about an hour with SFO > NRT/HKG > HKG/NRT > SFO with a a valid stopover fare in Novemeber. Reading your guides, have tried a variety of arguments for the three segments but not having any luck. The best results I can achieve appear to be three segments but with RT fares (six total) instead of the correct stopover pricing. Any tips to guide a noob would be appreciated!

    The Flight Deal 9 years ago Reply

    @Josh – NRT is not a valid stopover for this fare. Korean flies via Seoul — so you can’t stopover in Tokyo.

    Josh 9 years ago

    @FlightDeal -Ah, that would explain i, and saves me some sanity.. I thought that if I could price a flight from ICN > NRT or from SFO > ICN > NRT that it would be a valid connection. Is there a free source that would show valid connection cities for an airline? I think I read in one of your posts to look at a carrier’s hub and see where they fly. Unfortunately, that didn’t seem to work in this case and I haven’t unearthed a source yet that compiles good routing info. Guess I’ll have to keep learning the hard way, but your guides are a step in the right direction.

    The Flight Deal 9 years ago

    @Josh – for routing info — ExpertFlyer has it. Its about $10/month.

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