Editing Incheon (section)

=== Subway ===
{{Main|Incheon Subway}}
[[File:Incheon Airport Maglev.jpg|thumb|left|[[Incheon Airport Maglev]]]] 
The Incheon Subway has two subway lines serving the city. The first line connects to the [[Seoul Metropolitan Subway]] system at [[Bupyeong station]] ([[Seoul Subway Line 1]]), and [[AREX]] line at [[Gyeyang station]]. It connects [[International Business District station]] in [[Songdo International Business District|Songdo]] to Gyeyang station. The line has 28 stations on {{convert|29.4|km|1|abbr=off}} of track. The line also has transfer stations with the [[Suin Line]] at [[Woninjae station]], with the [[Incheon Subway Line 2]] at [[Incheon City Hall station]], and with [[Seoul Subway Line 7]] at [[Bupyeong-gu Office station]]. [[Incheon Subway Line 2]] opened in July 2016 and runs from Geomdan Oryu station to Unyeon station. The automated line is {{convert|29.2|km|1|abbr=off}} long, and has 27 stations, including transfer stations at [[Geomam station]] with the [[AREX]] line, [[Juan station]] with [[Seoul Subway Line 1]] and [[Incheon Subway Line 2]] at [[Incheon City Hall station]].

The Incheon subway is operated by the Incheon Rapid Transit Corporation (IRTC).

[[Korail]] has also constructed a new commuter rail line named [[Suin Line]]. The line opened in 2012 from [[Oido station]] in [[Siheung]] to [[Songdo station]] in Incheon. It was then extended in 2016, and now reaches [[Incheon station]] where passengers can transfer to [[Seoul Subway Line 1]]. In 2020, the line was extended from [[Oido station]] to [[Suwon Station]].

SMRT (one of three operating companies of Seoul Metropolitan Subway) has extended Seoul Metropolitan Subway Line 7 to Bupyeong-gu office by 2011 and provided transfers to the Incheon Subway system. It has 3 stations within Incheon. By 2020, the line will further be extended westwards to Seoknam station where it will be possible to transfer to Incheon Subway Line 2.