China
272 airports
Anhui Province
5 airports
Beijing Municipality
7 airports
| 5 comments
Chongqing Municipality
5 airports
Fujian Province
9 airports
Gansu Province
12 airports
Guangdong Province
14 airports
| 2 comments
Guangxi Autonomous Region
8 airports
Guizhou Province
1 airport
Hainan Province
7 airports
| 2 comments
Hebei Province
10 airports
| 1 comment
Heilongjiang Province
10 airports
Henan Province
6 airports
Hubei Province
9 airports
Hunan Province
6 airports
Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
9 airports
Jiangsu Province
13 airports
Jiangxi Province
10 airports
Jilin Province
6 airports
Liaoning Province
20 airports
Ningxia Autonomous Region
1 airport
Qinghai Province
3 airports
Shaanxi Province
10 airports
Shandong Province
15 airports
Shanghai Municipality
5 airports
Shanxi Province
5 airports
Sichuan Province
10 airports
Tianjin Municipality
3 airports
Tibet Autonomous Region
5 airports
| 1 comment
Xinjiang Autonomous Region
18 airports
Yunnan Province
17 airports
| 1 comment
Zhejiang Province
13 airports
Comments for China
Comments 1 to 12 of 12 for China (visit the main airport page to leave a new comment):
Thu, 28 Jan 2010
Reply to @Inducedrag: I see three runways on that map. Why do you think it needs to be changed?
Wed, 27 Jan 2010
It has 3 operational runways the map requires to be changed
Mon, 10 Aug 2009
RUNWAY 18R---110.30---179º
RUNWAY 21---109.70---213º
Sun, 09 Aug 2009
RUNWAY 27---108.50---271º
Sat, 18 Apr 2009
I've marked this air base as closed, since it's clear from the satellite photo that a road has been built through it.
Tue, 17 Jun 2008
China operates this airport to try to assert a claim over the disputed Paracel Islands.
At an elevation of 14,219 feet AMSL, this is the world's highest airport with scheduled airline service, nearly 1,000 feet higher than El Alto Airport (SLLP) in Bolivia.
Wed, 02 Apr 2008
The word "Baiyun" means "white cloud", which is an inauspicious name for an airport. However, it makes a good name for a cockatiel: http://gallery.xcski.com/v/paulart/photo_contest/baiyun.jpg.html
This airport closed in 2004, and its name and airport codes transfered to the new airport 12 nm to the north: CAN ZGGG
Tue, 26 Feb 2008
Terminal 3 at PEK will open on a trial basis on 29 February 2008, then go into full operations in late March. The terminal will include 64 restaurants and 84 retail shops, together with a high-speed commuter train connecting to the city:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080226/ap_on_re_as/beijing_new_airport
When Google updates its maps and satellite imagery, the new terminal will show up.