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Due to heavy snow and strong winds in Jeju, all routes to the sky and waterways have been cut off.
The feet of 30,000 Jeju residents and visitors have been stranded for three days, and it is unclear when the flights will resume due to the still bad weather.
This news is reporter Jo Yoon-ha.
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There is a long line at each airline window.
Most of the flights were canceled due to heavy snow, and passengers waiting for flights to resume found the airport.
[Lee Joo-hyuk/University student: I had to go home, but I couldn't go, so I went to the airport.
It's such a situation where you have to stay at a hotel.]
Mr. A, an office worker who visited Jeju on a business trip, is very worried that he will not be able to return home today, Christmas Eve (24th).
The flight to Gimpo, which was barely booked, was on the verge of being canceled due to the airline's unilateral notice.
[Mr. A/Worker: There were family members waiting in Seoul, so I couldn't do anything for two days and was holding my phone all day.
It's been booked, but it's so absurd that this situation has happened.] As
of yesterday, 574 flights were canceled due to strong winds and heavy snow, and all passenger boats to and from Jeju were also controlled.
It is estimated that about 30,000 Jeju residents and passengers are stranded due to this heavy snowfall.
There was also a situation where it was impossible to enter Jeju because both the sky and water routes were blocked.
On the 20th, 415 middle school students and teachers who went on a school trip from Jeju to Seoul are unable to return to Jeju.
However, strong wind warnings and sudden change warnings are still in effect at Jeju Airport, and snow is also forecast, so it is unclear when flights will resume.
Korea Airports Corporation has asked airport users to check in advance through the airline whether they will depart or not.
(Video editing: Lee Sang-min)