ICN - Incheon 🇰🇷

[Mitya]

Ground equipment and vehicles for ramp operations

[horsepowergeek]

Wait the stair trucks use 80s f150 cabs, in south Korea
That’s surprising and hilarious at the same time

[Mitya]

Camera Placement for ICN (Incheon)

Here’s how cameras can be placed at Incheon to cover all key areas and provide beautiful and convenient angles.

1. Central tower – view of the entire airport (360°)

This is the main control tower, located right in the center between Terminals 1 and 2. The camera provides a circular view — terminals, taxiways, and both sides of the airport are visible.
Camera in IAD style.

2. Tower near Terminal 2 – view (360°)

A smaller tower, located closer to Terminal 2. The camera gives a circular view of the terminal itself, southern gates, and nearby runways.
Camera in IAD style.

3. Tower above Terminal 1 Concourse – terminal view (360°)

A small tower near the Concourse (northern part of Terminal 1). The camera gives a full-circle view: Remote stands , taxiways, and the terminal are visible.
Camera in IAD style.

4. Top-down view of the entire Terminal 1

A camera placed directly above Terminal 1, showing the entire structure — ramps, access roads, stands, and runway ends.
Style like the new terminal at MSY.

5. Eastern side of Terminal 2 (Concourse)

The camera looks at the eastern gates of Terminal 2. Jet bridges, runways, aircraft, and traffic on this side are clearly visible.
Similar to BKK (Concourse A–C).

6. Western side of Terminal 2 (Concourse)

Same idea, just from the other side. The camera looks at the western gates of Terminal 2.
Similar to BKK (Concourse E–G).

7. View from Runway 16R/34L side (west)

The camera is placed on the western part of the airport, closer to Runway 16R/34L. All terminals, taxiways, and runways are visible from here.
Similar to MCT or BKK from the runway side.

8. View from Runway 15L/33R side and cargo area

The camera is on the eastern side — the cargo terminal, eastern taxiways, and nearby runways are well visible.
Similar to MCT or BKK from the runway side.

9. Camera for observation and spotting

Located across from Terminal 1, closer to the end of Runway 16R/34L.

(Camera similar to BKK – end of Runway 01/19)

[heesoo]

that’s good idea!
I want add my idea

My father took picture(Aisiana.744F) blue point near T1

I took 3 pictures red point 1

[VideoDissolution48]

Yes, please add this airport.

[heesoo]

plz… !!

[Nas20]

It would be the best airport

[Meach_27]

The devs have made clear that they will not add Russian airlines or airports to WOA until Russia ends all hostilities against Ukraine.

[VideoDissolution48]

Nice work on the models

[averagenoob]

I’m sorry but I feel like there’s a clear bias in that stance. By that logic, we should remove El Al from the game and all American airports and airlines. If we remove one country’s airlines because they’re involved in a war, half the liveries in the game would be removed.

[kor_star]

Incheon International Airport has been ranked at the top of the airport rankings for more than 10 years, and has won numerous “World’s Best Transit Airport, Asia’s Best Airport” titles.
ICN is a representative aviation hub in Northeast Asia, and a key transit point connecting Korea to China, Japan, and Southeast Asia.
It serves as a hub airport for major airlines such as Korean Air and Asiana Airlines, and serves as a key point for global routes to Europe, the Americas, and Oceania.

For this reason, I hope Incheon International Airport will be added in the next update.

I hope that when the 5th phase development project is completed in the future, the 5th runway and Terminal 3, a terminal exclusively for LCCs, will be added together..

[heesoo]

that’s correct

[Aricloud]

I literally want this so much

[sencile]

This airport is quite good.

[Mitya]

In case of considering this airport for release. Based on the practice of airport releases, in which certain routes were sometimes not immediately included or were not included at all.

Here is a list of routes with shorter distances that would be nice to see. This information is based on data from flightconnections.com, flightradar24.

Country / City	IATA	Airline	Departure No.	Arrival No.	Type(s)
China / Beijing	PEK	Asiana Airlines	OZ331	OZ332	B772 A333
			OZ333	OZ334	B772 A333
		Korean Air	KE855	KE856	A333 B789
China / Dalian	DLC	Korean Air	KE869	KE870	B77W A333
China / Qingdao	TAO	Korean Air	KE843	KE844	A333
			KE845	KE846	A333 B77W
China / Shanghai	PVG	Asiana Airlines	OZ361	OZ362	A333 A359 B772
			OZ363	OZ364	A333 B772
		China Eastern	MU5041	MU5042	A333
			MU5051	MU5052	A333
		Korean Air	KE893	KE894	B77W B78X
China / Shenyang	SHE	Asiana Airlines	OZ371	OZ372	A333
		Korean Air	KE831	KE832	A333 B77W
		T’Way	TW613	TW614	A333
China / Xi’an	XIY	Korean Air	KE811	KE812	A333
China / Hangzhou	HGH	Asiana Airlines	OZ359	OZ360	A333
China / Zhengzhou	CGO	Korean Air	KE131	KE132	A333
Japan / Fukuoka	FUK	Asiana Airlines	OZ134	OZ133	A333 B772
		Korean Air	KE787	KE798	A359 B77W
			KE789	KE790	A359
Japan / Okinawa	OKA	Jin Air	LJ341	LJ342	B772
Japan / Osaka	KIX	Asiana Airlines	OZ112	OZ111	A333 B772 A359
		Korean Air	KE721	KE722	A333
			KE723	KE724	A359 B773
			KE725	KE726	A333 B789
		T’Way	TW303	TW304	A333
Japan / Sapporo	CTS	Asiana Airlines	OZ174	OZ173	B772
		Jin Air	LJ301	LJ302	B772
			LJ303	LJ304	B772
		Korean Air	KE765	KE766	B773 B789 B78X A333
		T’Way	TW263	TW264	A333
Japan / Tokyo	NRT	Asiana Airlines	OZ102	OZ101	B772 A333 A359 A388
			OZ106	OZ105	B772 A333 A359
			OZ108	OZ107	B772 A333 A359
		Ethiopia	ET672	ET673	B77W B788
		Jin Air	LJ203	LJ204	B772
			LJ211	LJ212	B772
		Korean Air	KE703	KE704	B789 B78X B773 A388
			KE713	KE714	B77W B789
		T’Way	TW243	TW244	A333
		ZIPAIR	ZG42	ZG41	B788
		Air Premia	YP731	YP732	B789
Japan / Tokyo	HND	Korean Air	KE719	KE720	A333
Japan / Nagoya	NGO	Jin Air	LJ345 LJ347	LJ346 LJ348	B772
		Korean Air	KE741	KE742	A333 B789 B78X
Taiwan / Taipei	TPE	Asiana Airlines	OZ711	OZ712	B772 A333 A359
			OZ713	OZ714	B772 A333 A359
		Korean Air	KE185	KE186	B77W B78X A333
			KE187	KE188	A359
		Scoot	TR897	TR896	B789
South Korea / Busan	PUS	Korean Air	KE1409	KE1408	A333

[Mitya]

Korean airlines at ICN – list of added and not yet added aircraft/airlines in WoApedia.

Airline	Aircraft types	In WoApedia	Comment
KOREAN AIR		Yes
	BCS3	Yes
	A21NX	Yes
	A21NX	No	KAL / A21NX - Korean Air (New Colors livery)
	B738	Yes
	B38M	Yes
	B739	No	This aircraft type… 737 family
	B739ER	No	This aircraft type is missing
	B739ER (New Livery)	No	This aircraft typ… B739 New Livery
	A333	Yes
	A333 (New Livery)	No	A333 New Livery
	A359	Yes
	A388	Yes
	B789	Yes
	B789 (New Livery)	Yes
	B78X	Yes
	B78X (New Livery)	Yes
	B772	Yes
	B773	Yes
	B77W	Yes
	B77W (New Livery)	Yes
	B744	Yes
	B748	Yes
	B748 (New Livery)	Yes
	B77F	Yes
	B744F	No	KAL / B744F - Korean Air Cargo
	B748F	Yes
Asiana Airlines		Yes
	A320	Yes
	A321	Yes
	A21NX	Yes
	B763	Yes
	A333	Yes
	A359	Yes
	A388	Yes
	B772	Yes
	B744	Yes
	B763F	Yes
JIN AIR		Yes
	B772	Yes
	B738	Yes
	B38M	Yes
	B739	No	This aircraft type is missing
Jeju Air		Yes
	B738	Yes	JJA / B738 - Jeju Air
	B38M	No	JJA / B38M - Jeju Air
	B738F	No	JJA / B738F - Jeju Air Cargo
Air Premia		Yes
	B789	Yes
T’way Air		Yes
	B38M	No
	B738	Yes
	A332	No
	A333	Yes
	B77W	No	TWB / B77W - T'way Air
Eastern Jet		Yes
	B738	Yes
	B38M	Yes
Air Seoul		No
	A321	No	ASV / A321 - AIRSEOUL
Air Busan		Yes
	A320	Yes
	A321	Yes
	A21NX	Yes
	A21N	No
AirZeta (Air Incheon)		Yes	AIH - AirZeta
	B734F	Yes
	B738F	Yes
	B744F	No	AAR / B744F - Asiana Cargo
	B763F	No
Aero K Airlines		No	EOK - Aero K
	A320	No

[Mitya]

Incheon International Airport (ICN) has 330 aircraft stands (without L/R designations).

With L/R designations included (e.g., 231L / 231 / 231R), the total number of stands is 441.

Parking stands by ICAO category (overlapping):

• Category E – 249 (of 329)
• Category F – 94 (of 329)

With multiple-use stand operations, as in the latest WOA airports, the information would look like this:

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Distribution of Aircraft Stands Across Airport Areas (without L/R designations) :

Terminal	Category	Number of stands
PASSENGER TERMINAL 1	C	6
	С,D	6
	C,D,E	19
	D,E	6
	C,D,E,F	7
	TOTAL:	44
Concourse	C	3
	С,D	9
	C,D,E	12
	D	1
	C,D,E,F	5
	TOTAL:	30
PASSENGER TERMINAL 2	C	32
	C,D,E	26
	E	1
	C,D,E,F	12
	TOTAL:	71
Remote stands	A - C	28
	A - D	2
	A - E	49
	A - F	34
	TOTAL:	113
Cargo APRON 1	A - E	20
	A - F	12
	TOTAL:	32
Cargo APRON 2	A - E	19
	A - F	9
	TOTAL:	28
Maintenance Apron	A-F	11
	TOTAL:	11

Notes: the information may contain some inaccuracies. Data on the stands was taken from these charts ( ICN - Incheon 🇰🇷 - #56 by Mitya )

[Mikey345]

Damn, I think Incheon Wouldn’t Released by Dev because it’s too heavy like ATL. CMIIW

[Mitya]

Honestly, I’m not sure. On one hand, the scale is huge, and yes, it could be “heavy.” On the other hand, no one really knows what the developers are capable of, or how the game will actually handle it, and maybe this will be one of those ambitious goals they can actually achieve. Perhaps there are some plans on how to implement it.

I’m not very up to date, but I think I’ve seen somewhere that there were plans or references to PEK, if I’m not mistaken (although as far as the situation with Chinese airports goes, it still seems more like an idea). But I wouldn’t say PEK is smaller than ICN.

[kor_star]

On November 29, 2024, Incheon International Airport will complete Phase 4 of the project, bringing its fourth runway to operational status, bringing its total to four runways. Furthermore, London Heathrow Airport has 193 stands, surpassing it. This would make Incheon International Airport the airport with the most stands in the game.

It also ranked fourth in the Best Airports of 2025 rankings. For this reason, I hope Incheon International Airport will be added.

If Incheon International Airport is added, there may be some lag. However, I am confident that it will become the best airport in the game.