Seoul's stock market plunges nearly 5% due to tech weakness, monsoon rains forecasted for South Korea, a new Earth observation satellite launched, Incheon International Airport reaches 1 billionth passenger, and Canada prioritizes NATO ties in a submarine project over a South Korean consortium.
Incheon International Airport Corp announced it has surpassed 1 billion passengers, achieving this milestone in just over 25 years, significantly faster than major global hubs like Munich, Changi, Narita, and Dubai.
Incheon International Airport celebrated a major milestone by welcoming its 1 billionth passenger, 25 years after opening. The airport operator noted it reached this figure faster than major international rivals like Munich, Changi, Narita, and Dubai.
South Korea has intensified Ebola screening at Incheon Airport following the WHO's declaration of a public health emergency due to rising cases in Africa. The focus is on travelers from five key African countries, with targeted quarantine measures in place.
Senior officials from China and the United States have started a new round of trade talks in Seoul, South Korea, hours ahead of US President Donald Trump’s scheduled arrival in Beijing. The delegations – led by Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent – arrived at Terminal 1 of Incheon Airport around noon on Wednesday Seoul time. The two officials had both paid courtesy calls to South Korean President Lee Jae Myung in the morning. This is the seventh round of...
Incheon International Airport Corp. projects just 2% passenger growth this year, rising from 73.56 million to 75.07 million, citing external uncertainties including war-related oil price hikes. Q1 traffic reached 19.78 million, up 7% YoY, with strong demand to Japan (+27.3%) and China (+16.9%) offsetting sharp declines in Southeast Asia (-27.3%) and Middle East (-1%) routes.
