List of airports in South Korea

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This is a list of airports in the Republic of Korea (South Korea), grouped by type and sorted by location.

Contents

Location ICAO IATA OperatorAirport name
Civil airports
Seoul/Incheon RKSIICN Incheon International Airport Corporation Incheon International Airport
Seoul/Gimpo RKSSGMP Korea Airports Corporation Gimpo International Airport
Jeju RKPCCJU Korea Airports Corporation Jeju International Airport
Muan RKJBMWX Korea Airports Corporation Muan International Airport
Ulsan RKPUUSN Korea Airports Corporation Ulsan Airport
Yangyang RKNYYNY Korea Airports Corporation Yangyang International Airport
Yeosu RKJYRSU Korea Airports Corporation Yeosu Airport
Military/civil dual-use airports
Busan RKPKPUS Korea Airports Corporation,
Republic of Korea Air Force
Gimhae International Airport
Cheongju RKTUCJJ Korea Airports Corporation,
Republic of Korea Air Force
Cheongju International Airport
Daegu RKTNTAE Korea Airports Corporation,
Republic of Korea Air Force
Daegu International Airport
Gunsan RKJKKUV Korea Airports Corporation,
Republic of Korea Air Force,
United States Air Force (USAFK)
Gunsan Airport
Gwangju RKJJKWJ Korea Airports Corporation,
Republic of Korea Air Force
Gwangju Airport
Pohang RKTHKPO Korea Airports Corporation,
Republic of Korea Navy
Pohang Gyeongju Airport
Sacheon RKPSHIN Korea Airports Corporation,
Republic of Korea Air Force
Sacheon Airport
Wonju/Hoengseong RKNWWJU Korea Airports Corporation,
Republic of Korea Air Force
Wonju Airport
Civil airfields
Jeju/Seogwipo RKPDJDG Korean Air Jeongseok Airport (Jungseok Airport)
Taean RKTA Hanseo University Hanseo University Taean Airfield
Uljin RKTLUJNBusan Regional Aviation Administration,
Korea Aerospace University,
Korea Aviation College
Uljin Airfield
Military airport
Seoul/Seongnam RKSMSSN Republic of Korea Air Force Seoul Air Base
Military airbases
Chungju RKTI  Republic of Korea Air Force Jungwon Air Base
Cheongju/Korea Air Force Academy RKTE  Republic of Korea Air Force Seongmu Air Base
Gangneung RKNNKAG Republic of Korea Air Force Gangneung Air Base
Goyang RKRS Republic of Korea Army,
Korea Aerospace University
Susaek Air Base
Jeonju RKJUCHN Republic of Korea Army Jeonju Air Base
Jinhae RKPECHF Republic of Korea Navy Jinhae Air Base
Mokpo RKJMMPK Republic of Korea Navy Mokpo Air Base
Pyeongtaek RKSG United States Army (USFK) Camp Humphreys
Pyeongtaek/Osan RKSOOSN United States Air Force (USAFK) Osan Air Base
Seosan RKTPHMY [1] Republic of Korea Air Force Seosan Air Base
Sokcho RKNDSHO Republic of Korea Army Sokcho Air Base
Suwon RKSWSWU Republic of Korea Air Force Suwon Air Base
Yecheon RKTYYEC Republic of Korea Air Force Yecheon Air Base
Promulgated construction plans
Jeju/Seogwipo Korea Airports Corporation Jeju Second International Airport (not decided yet)
Sinan/Heuksando Korea Airports Corporation Heuksando Airport
Ulleung Korea Airports Corporation Ulleung Airport
Defunct
Seoul Yeouido Airport

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References

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