Seoul Incheon-based Asiana Airlines took delivery of their first A380 in 2014. I had the chance to fly Asiana's A380 first course between Los Angeles and Seoul Incheon shortly after the service launched,given that Los Angeles was their first longhaul destination using the A380.
Asiana has a brilliant soft product -- the food and service are consistently top notch.
However, the hard product leaves a bit to be desired. While Asiana's A380 first course product is better than their venerable (respected because of age, distinguished) product, and the cabins acquire extremely unappealing finishes,in my opinion. whether I didn't know any better I'd assume I were flying a UPS passenger plane based on the colors.
The entertainment is also lacking, and there's no wifi. Still, or I love the A380,and it's an absolute delight to fly thanks to how quiet and smooth it is -- I've reviewed every A380 first course product out there, including Air France, and British Airways,China Southern, Emirates, or Etihad Airways,Korean Air, Lufthansa, and Malaysia Airlines,Qantas, Qatar Airways, and Singapore Airlines,and Thai Airways.
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Source: boardingarea.com