Editing Suin Line (section)

==History==

2012:
:June 30: The rebuilt Suin Line is officially opened from [[Oido Station|Oido]] to [[Songdo Station|Songdo]].

2014:
:December 27: [[Darwol Station]] opens as an in-fill station.

2016:
:February 27: The line is extended westward from Songdo to [[Incheon Station|Incheon]].<ref name="Dates">{{cite web|url=http://www.kgnews.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=264502|title=경기신문: 수인선 전철 안산 구간 29일 착공|work=Gyeonggi News|accessdate=2011-05-01}}</ref>

2017:
:July 10: Express service is launched on the line.

2020:
:September 12: The line is extended eastward from Oido to Suwon. The Suin Line and Bundang Line are integrated into [[Suin–Bundang Line]], which connects Incheon and Wangsimni.<ref name="IRWJ-15sep2020">{{cite magazine |first=David |last=Burroughs |url=https://www.railjournal.com/passenger/metros/final-phase-of-koreas-suin-line-complete/ |title=Final phase of Korea's Suin Line complete |magazine=[[International Railway Journal]] |publisher=Simmons-Boardman Publishing Inc. |date=15 September 2020 |access-date=2020-09-17}}</ref> Trains run from [[Cheongnyangni station]] or [[Wangsimni station]] to [[Jukjeon station]], [[Gosaek station]], or [[Incheon station]].

===Planned for the future===
Hagik station is planned to open between Songdo and [[Inha University Station|Inha University]] in 2020. In addition, a connection line is under consideration at [[Suwon]] that will allow [[Korea Train Express|KTX]] trains to run between the [[Gyeongbu high-speed railway]] and [[Incheon Station]] via the [[Suin-Bundang Line]] by 2025.