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From the Incheon website:
The city emblem is created by taking the Korean alphabet "o" and Chinese character meaning "stream" from the City's name and the shape of waves as the main motif. It represents endless motion and unlimited potential. Such motion is a symbol of the trade city where goods, services, and information are exchanged freely through the port and airport. It also provides a simple illustration of the future of Incheon in the 21st century as a gateway to the world, the center of Northeast Asia and the hub of the region.
researched by Phil Nelson, 10 October 2005
image by Tomislav Šipek, 7 August 2019
Flag seen here:
http://www.naewoeilbo.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=197835
image by Tomislav Šipek, 7 August 2019
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The roadway
outside of the airport from Incheon to Seoul is lined with the national flags of countries that have
service to and from Incheon. Along with those flags are the flags of the airport
itself. The flag features the airport's logo centered on a white field. The logo
includes swirling wisps of teal, blue, and gold in the rough shape of something
with wings (presumably a stylized airplane), above the words "Incheon Airport"
in dark letters along the bottom of the flag.
Randy Young, 9 July 2023