We just arrived in the Seoul airport, after a pleasant and rather unremarkable 13-hour flight from NYC. Our baggage, while considerably overweight, only ended up costing us each $100, and Jetblue was able to patch it straight through to PP, saving us a huge hassle. Love Jetblue. Once in NYC, we did have to rush to take an air train to another terminal and go through security again, but once we were on our Korea flight, it was pretty cool. We each had a TV (I watched three movies...), as well as video game capabilities with a controller that popped out of the seat in front of you. We had the aisle and middle seats of a row of three, with a girl at the window who slept the entire time, literally never ate or got up once...
Other than some pretty serious turbulence about 11 hours in, it was peaceful and typical. The Seoul airport is clean and pretty and it's mid-day here (4pm). We are at our gate for Cambodia with another five hours ahead of us in the air, so we are going to try to stretch and stay moving.
Notes of interest: you don't need to remove your shoes to go through security in Korea, and Korean Airlines serves free wine and makes delicious bread. Who knew?
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