Korea’s Incheon International Airport is one of the world’s leading transportation hubs. And as one of the world’s largest airlines, one which has served Korea since 1947, Delta is the only U.S. airline that can be found in Terminal 2 of Incheon International Airport, alongside its partner Korean Air. 

As you await your Delta flight, Terminal 2 offers an abundance of activities and facilities to enhance your pre-flight experience.

T-Luggage Baggage Transportation Service

For travelers who wish to spend their last day in Korea without heavy luggage in tow, Hanjin and T-Luggage’s service stores and delivers your luggage between a subway station in Seoul and Incheon International Airport in both directions. Details about pricing and reservations can be found on the T-luggage website or at the T-luggage desk on the third floor of the Public Area of Terminal 2.

Post Office

If you have something you need to ship, including luggage you want to send ahead, a post office can be utilized at your convenience. For domestic postal services, Hanjin Express can be located inside Terminal 2, and international postal services courtesy of Korea Post can be found in Terminal 1.

Laundry Service

If you need fresh, clean clothes during your travels, laundry services with dry cleaning, coat storage, shoe repair and polish can be found at the Transportation Center at Terminal 2.

Internet Zone

Individuals who need Internet access and do not have a laptop can find Internet Zones complete with PCs and Wi-Fi connectivity. Internet Zones are open 24 hours a day and can be found around the Duty-Free Area at Terminal 2.

Kids Zone

For travelers with kids, multiple kids play zones are available at the Duty-Free Area in Terminal 2. Kids Zones provide a nice, colorful area for children to play in, and a café for parents to unwind.

Unwind Zone

For travelers seeking respite, there are several facilities that will help you relax before your flight. Inside Terminal 2, you can find Relax Zones, Nap Zones, Stretching Rooms and even Shower Rooms. 

Relax Zones provide comfortable chairs with phone chargers, whereas Nap Zones provide beds for passengers to take a short nap in as they await their flight. People looking for some space to do some simple exercises and stretches can help themselves to one of the Stretching Rooms. Shower Rooms are also available for a refreshing spritz after your exercise.

Hotel & Spa

If you have a long layover and are due for even more rest and relaxation, help yourself to massages and self-care at one of the Prana Spas in Terminal 2 or book a room at Capsule Hotel DarakHyu and Walkerhill Transit Hotel. 

Inha University Hospital & Pharmacies

And to better ensure health and safety during the travel experience, Terminal 2 consists of multiple pharmacies and a university hospital. Inha University Hospital operates from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. KST (8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. KST during weekends and holidays) and can be found in the basement floor West of the Public Area of Terminal 2, and multiple pharmacies can be found in both the Public Area and Duty-Free Area.