Shooting at Seoul Incheon (ICN) - Best Lens for Wide Shots?

Hey folks, I'm planning a trip to Seoul and hoping to do some plane spotting at Incheon (ICN). I love capturing the wide shots that show the whole airport vibe, like multiple aircraft in one frame or the runway with some cool backdrops.

I've been debating between using my 24-70mm f/2.8 or picking up a 16-35mm lens for this trip. I guess the extra width of the 16-35mm could be helpful, especially if I want to get creative with some of the architecture in the background too.

Has anyone shot at ICN before? Any tips on what focal lengths work best for the wide-angle stuff? Or should I stick with the 24-70mm since it's more versatile? Would love to hear your thoughts or see some sample shots if anyone's got them!

I'd go with the 16-35mm for sure. The extra wide angle really helps to capture the whole scene, especially if you're trying to include some of the cool architecture around ICN. I shot there last year, and the terminal's design is pretty unique-definitely worth including in your shots. The 24-70mm is great for versatility, but since you're focusing on wide shots, the 16-35mm should give you more creative freedom. Just my two cents!