Incheon International Airport Expands Cargo Capabilities

Airports Council International currently ranks Incheon International Airport as the fourth largest cargo airport based on 2010 data. According to ACI, ICN handled 2.68 million tons of cargo in 2010, a...

Airports Council International currently ranks Incheon International Airport as the fourth largest cargo airport based on 2010 data. According to ACI, ICN handled 2.68 million tons of cargo in 2010, a 16 percent increase from 2009

More than $200 million worth of goods are shipped through Incheon International Airport each year. The cargo facilities operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week with 19 carriers operating all-cargo...

More than $200 million worth of goods are shipped through Incheon International Airport each year. The cargo facilities operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week with 19 carriers operating all-cargo flights .

Airports Council International currently ranks ICN as the fourth largest cargo airport based on 2010 data. According to ACI, ICN handled 2.68 million tons of cargo in 2010, a 16 percent increase...

Airports Council International currently ranks ICN as the fourth largest cargo airport based on 2010 data. According to ACI, ICN handled 2.68 million tons of cargo in 2010, a 16 percent increase from 2009

Last February, Incheon International Airport's biggest air cargo customer, Korean Air, became the world's first airline to operate both the 747-8 and 777 freighters. The 777 freighter is Korean...

Last February, Incheon International Airport's biggest air cargo customer, Korean Air, became the world's first airline to operate both the 747-8 and 777 freighters. The 777 freighter is Korean Air’s first twin-engine freighter and will allow the airline to open new markets in Europe.

Young-Geun Lee, executive vice president of Incheon International Airport, outlines his airport's $3.1 billion plan to improve cargo and passenger traffic to handle almost 8 million tons of cargo...

Young-Geun Lee, executive vice president of Incheon International Airport, outlines his airport's $3.1 billion plan to improve cargo and passenger traffic to handle almost 8 million tons of cargo annually by 2020.

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Satellite image shows the improvements in progress at Incheon International Airport in orange. The airport was built on reclaimed land between two islands giving it room to grow.

Satellite image shows the improvements in progress at Incheon International Airport in orange. The airport was built on reclaimed land between two islands giving it room to grow.

Airports Council International currently ranks ICN as the fourth largest cargo airport based on 2010 data. According to ACI, ICN handled 2.68 million tons of cargo in 2010, a 16 percent increase...

Airports Council International currently ranks ICN as the fourth largest cargo airport based on 2010 data. According to ACI, ICN handled 2.68 million tons of cargo in 2010, a 16 percent increase from 2009