As of 1 p.m., 280 flights were delayed with two cancellations, although airport operations have already returned to normal after the fog cleared up on Sunday, the airport authorities said.
"The 280 delays were caused by schedule rearrangements triggered by cancellations on Dec. 23-24," an airport official, who declined to be identified said. "Right now, there are no delays due to the fog, and the two cancellations are due to no reservations."
Some 1,000 flights were delayed or canceled during the two-day period because of bad weather that started affecting the airport's operations on Saturday.
Incheon airport, some 60 kilometers west of Seoul, is South Korea's main air transportation hub with any delays here seriously affecting overseas flights. Source from the Yonhap.
