Delta Air Lines continues its expansion in Asia with new routes from its Minneapolis/St. Paul (MSP) hub to Seoul Incheon Airport, beginning next year.

The route comes as part of a partnership with Korean Air. As such, Delta passengers will have access to more than 80 destinations in Asia and a world-class customer experience at the new Terminal 2 in Incheon, home of Delta and Korean Air.

“Delta’s future is global and adding another nonstop flight to the joint venture’s Seoul-Incheon hub with Korean Air expands on our long-term vision,” Delta CEO Ed Bastian said in a statement. “This will be a great driver of international commerce for the Minneapolis/St. Paul community and the State of Minnesota, as well as benefiting our customers, our employees and our owners.”

For the new route, Delta uses its refreshed Boeing 777-200ER with new cabins and features, including 28 Delta One suites, 48 Premium Select cabin seats and 220 main cabin seats. The plane has in-seat USB, 110V power ports, in-flight WiFi and new dynamic LED lighting at all seats.

Flights leaving South Korea feature in-flight menus in all cabins curated by Michelin two-star Chef Kwon Woo Joong.