Incheon International Airport plans to open its new terminal Jan. 18, 2018, about three weeks before the start of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.
The opening date is based on the assumption the Olympic Village opens Jan. 30. The airport expanded its facilities to accommodate the athletes and officials coming to Korea for the Winter Games.
Four members of the SkyTeam alliance will use the new terminal — Korean Air, Delta Air Lines, Air France and KLM — while other carriers, including Asiana Airlines, will remain in the existing Terminal 1.
The airport expects about 20 per cent of the games’ 300,000 visitors will go through Terminal 2. The new terminal will allow the airport to handle 72 million passengers, whereas the existing terminal had the capacity for 54 million passengers.
The new terminal will operate independently from Terminal 1 and have its own check-in, security and customs facilities. Upgraded technology throughout the new facilities will shorten the time from check-in to boarding.
The airport also announced a plan to continue expanding Terminal 2 through 2023.
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