Beauty Inside to Sweet Stranger and Me: K-Dramas where airport played a major role

"On the Way to the Airport” is a highly underrated drama. Going beyond the conventional themes, it delves into the complexities of relationships. It’s a mature narrative as it raised several questions on couple equations, marriage, infidelity, and parenting.

“Where Stars Land” was entirely shot at Incheon Airport, making it one of its kind. The show packs in a lot. Highlighting the plight of the airport staff, the often-abused “the customer is king” mentality, which translates to bullying and power play by customers over staff.

Based on a popular webtoon, “Sweet Stranger and Me” is a trippy family drama. If you are looking for a quick breezy watch, this is the one for you. It’s got plenty of twists, comedy, and clichéd romantic encounters that many K-drama fans so love.

“Beauty Inside” is a light-hearted rom-com, which comes with a deeply rooted message of self-acceptance and love. The chemistry between the two leads is easy as they give us a simple slice-of-life story.

“Take Care Of Us, Captain” charts a woman’s journey to empower and prove herself in a patriarchal setup. Not your predictable drama, it gives plenty of soap opera moments. And it is a long drama, so take your time in watching it.

“Should We Kiss First” is a bittersweet love story between a middle-aged couple who has experienced life. It is packed with nuggets of wisdom as the characters deal with grief and fears and try to bounce back.

"Somehow Family", is a fun and engaging show, which takes off as soon as it starts. And though they had to stall filming due to financial constraints, the episodes are worth watching.