About Landed Korea and Where Our Data Comes From
Landed Korea is an independent guide to getting from Incheon Airport into Seoul by bus, AREX train or taxi, in English. We are not an operator and we do not sell tickets.
Where the facts come from
- Airport buses: the official pages of Airport Limousine, K Airport Limousine, Seoul Airbus and CALT Limousine: routes, stops, timetables, fares and platforms.
- AREX: the official English site of Airport Railroad: stations, timetables, fares and transfer lines.
- Taxi: the Seoul Metropolitan Government fare notice and the Incheon Airport taxi page; road distances from OpenStreetMap routing.
- Maps: OpenStreetMap data and tiles.
How we work
- A program reads the operators' pages every month. A change goes to a person to read before it appears here: nothing is published automatically.
- Every page says when it was checked and links to its source. We never copy an operator's sentences, maps or photos; the wording is ours.
- When a fact cannot be confirmed we say so, or leave it out.
- We have not collected the Gyeonggi and Incheon routes of the provincial bus operators; the airport buses we list are the Seoul ones.
What to do if something is wrong
Timetables and fares change. Check the operator's page linked on each page, and tell us through the contact page.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Landed Korea an official site?
- No. It is an independent guide and is not affiliated with any transport operator.
- How often is the data updated?
- The bus and AREX data are re-read every month and checked by a person before they are published; each page shows its check date.
- Can I buy tickets here?
- No. We link to the operators and explain where to buy.
Related
Sources: Airport Limousine · Airport Railroad (AREX) · OpenStreetMap. Checked 2026-11-09. Fares, times and rules change: confirm with the operator before you travel.