Incheon Airport Fast Track: Who Qualifies & Where (T1/T2)
Incheon's priority exit is for travellers 70+, children under 7, pregnant or disabled passengers and 3+ child families. Where it is in T1 and T2.
At Incheon Airport, the "fast track" is the priority exit: a separate entrance into departure security, run by the airport for travellers who need it. It is free. The airport's own list of who may use it does not include business or first class tickets or airline status.
Who Can Use It?
Seniors aged 70 and over
Show your passport at the priority exit; it is scanned to confirm your age.
Children under 7
Show the child's passport at the priority exit.
Passengers with disabilities and pregnant passengers
Show your proof at the airline check-in counter. The airline gives you a priority sticker to show at the exit.
Families with three or more children
All children under 19, with at least one parent and one child departing. Up to 3 companions per household may come along. Passports are checked at the exit.
Priority card holders
Holders of the Ministry of Justice priority card show the card at the exit.
Where Is It?
On the 3F departure floor. Terminal 1: departure exits 2–5 (the side exits). Terminal 2: departure exits 1D and 2A. It opens when the departure hall opens.
The security screening itself is the same as in the regular lane. Source: Incheon International Airport (airport.kr), priority departure service page, checked 2026-10-06. Questions: airport call centre 1577-2600 (from a Korean phone).
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