Gimpo Airport Station

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Gimpo Airport Station
Revised Romanization Gimpogonghang-yeok
McCune-Reischauer Kimpogonghang-yǒk
Hangul 김포공항역
Hanja 金浦空港驛
The path that connects the station with the domestic and international flights.

Gimpo Airport Station (김포공항역) is a station on the Seoul Subway Line 5. True to its name, it serves the nearby Gimpo Airport, the hub of domestic flights in Seoul.

The first section of Seoul Subway Line 9 from Gimpo Airport to Banpo is scheduled to open in 2008.

The Incheon International Airport Railroad link from this station to Incheon International Airport opened in 2007. An extension of this rail line, set to be opened in 2010, will connect Gimpo and Incheon International Airports to Seoul Station. The line may also offer through service onto Line 9 in the future.

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