"One strategy I use for my relationships with foreigners is to gently pat them on their heads if they understand me. That way, there is positive reinforcement and they are encouraged to improve their understanding." - this may very well be one of the most condescending and disrespectful things I've read on hackernews ever. Also, my wife has a PhD in American History from Yale and teaches at SUNY, I don't suspect she misunderstood the question.

>Tell her she is wrong. It's an international airport with commercial traffic. 11th most busiest airport in the country.[0]

11th out of 15 total, servicing about 4 flights / 630 passengers per day on average using the very same statistics you've linked. That sounds like a pretty small airport to me, both in absolute and relative terms.

"International airport" means very little outside of large nations like the US, Russia, Canada, Brazil or China. Most nations are small enough that there's at least as many foreign airports within a few hundred kilometers as there are domestic ones, and therefore every airport may as well be an international airport.

> Tell her she is wrong. It's an international airport with commercial traffic. 11th most busiest airport in the country.

It's... a tiny airport, both by commercial standards and by South Korean standards.

Pretty sure you're just trolling though, no way this is a serious comment.