Incheon International Airport (Go to website)

 

This is Korea’s representative airport. Nearly all domestic and foreign air carriers flying into Seoul land at Incheon Airport. Depending on the airline, flights arrive at either Passenger Terminal 1 or 2. When moving between terminals, use the free shuttle bus or pay a small fare to take the Airport Railroad Express.

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As a multiple award-winning airport selected by the TTG Travel Awards, Incheon International Airport offers a wide range of convenience facilities for travelers - from restaurants, cafes, duty free shops, bookstores, and other shopping venues to free airport Wi-Fi, countless device charging ports throughout the airport, currency exchange counters, massage shops, shower facilities, a capsule hotel, spa, post office, hospital, pharmacy, and a prayer room for Muslims. The airport also hosts special events such as concerts and traditional Korean cultural performances. At the culture centers and exhibit rooms scattered throughout the airport, you can enjoy traditional Korean cultural experiences, performances, and artworks.

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Gimpo International Airport (Go to website)

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This is the closest airport to the city of Seoul with both international and domestic terminals. It operates a limited number of international flights to a few regions including Tokyo and Osaka, Japan and Taipei, Taiwan. If you land at Gimpo International Airport, it is faster to get to the city center of Seoul, and it is also convenient to transfer to flights to other parts of Korea such as Jeju Island and Busan. Free shuttle buses operate from the International Terminal to the Domestic Terminal.

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• Check out how to use the shuttle bus (Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese)​

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