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Airports in South Korea

Airport codes of South Korea: every airport with an IATA code, with its city. Type to filter.

South Korea has 28 airports with an IATA code in the open data. 15 of them have scheduled airline flights and have their own page here. The large airports are Cheongju (CJJ), Jeju City (CJU), Seoul (GMP), Seoul (ICN), Muan (Piseo-ri) (MWX), Busan (PUS), Daegu (TAE), Gonghang-ro (YNY). The longest runway is at Incheon International Airport: 4,000 metres. The highest is Wonju Airport / Hoengseong Air Base (K-38/K-46), at 100 metres above sea level.

CodeAirportCityCountry
PUSGimhae International AirportBusanSouth Korea
CJJCheongju International AirportCheongjuSouth Korea
TAEDaegu International AirportDaeguSouth Korea
YNYYangyang International AirportGonghang-roSouth Korea
KUVGunsan Airport / Gunsan Air BaseGunsanSouth Korea
KWJGwangju AirportGwangjuSouth Korea
CJUJeju International AirportJeju CitySouth Korea
MWXMuan International AirportMuan (Piseo-ri)South Korea
KPOPohang Airport (G-815/K-3)PohangSouth Korea
HINSacheon Airport / Sacheon Air BaseSacheonSouth Korea
GMPSeoul Gimpo International AirportSeoulSouth Korea
ICNIncheon International AirportSeoulSouth Korea
USNUlsan AirportUlsanSouth Korea
WJUWonju Airport / Hoengseong Air Base (K-38/K-46)WonjuSouth Korea
RSUYeosu AirportYeosuSouth Korea
UJNUljin AirportBongsan-ri, UljinSouth Korea
JCJChuja Port HeliportChuja, Hach’uja-do (Chujado Islands)South Korea
KAGGangneung Airport (K-18)GangneungSouth Korea
JWOJungwon Air Base/Chungju AirportGimseang-roSouth Korea
JDGJeongseok AirportJeju IslandSouth Korea
CHNJeonju (G 703) Air BaseJeonjuSouth Korea
CHFJinhae Air BaseJinhaeSouth Korea
QJPPocheon (G-217) AirportPocheonSouth Korea
OSNOsan Air BasePyeongtaekSouth Korea
SSNSeoul Air Base (K-16)SeongnamSouth Korea
HMYSeosan Air BaseSeosanSouth Korea
SWUSuwon AirportSuwonSouth Korea
YECYecheon AirbaseYecheon-riSouth Korea

Airports with a link have scheduled airline flights. The others have a code but are used by charter, private, cargo or military flights, or have lost their scheduled flights. Data: OurAirports, 11 November 2026.