New York and Atlanta from Seoul with SkyTeam
The East Coast metropolis and the gateway to the South.

Korean Air flies nonstop from Seoul-Incheon to New York-JFK. After Manhattan, Delta takes you to Atlanta, Delta's home and the gateway to the American South, and Delta or Korean Air fly you nonstop back to Incheon.
The itinerary, leg by leg
Seoul-Incheon → New York-JFK
New York-JFK → Atlanta
Atlanta → Seoul-Incheon


Your stops, in practice
New York · 4 to 5 days
Best time: May, June, September and December. From the airport: AirTrain then subway or Long Island Rail Road to Manhattan, 45 minutes to 1 hour. Don't miss: Central Park, the High Line, a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
Atlanta · 2 to 3 days
Best time: Spring and autumn. From the airport: MARTA train to downtown, about 20 minutes. Don't miss: the Martin Luther King Jr. historic site, the Georgia Aquarium, the BeltLine on foot.
Length of the trip
Allow 6 to 8 days on the ground for the whole trip, not counting flight days.
Entry requirements
Each country has its own entry rules (visa, electronic travel authorisation, passport valid for several months after your return), depending on your nationality. Check them on the official websites before you book.
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