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Nanning Usui (airport)

Nanning Usuy Airport - the airport of Nanning City consists of one terminal, put into operation on September 25, 2014. The old terminal, which has been used since 1998, is now not intended for passenger traffic. All flights, both domestic and international, depart from the new terminal. The terminal area is 189,000 square meters, 32 gates and 18 remote racks [1] .

Nanning Wuyu International Airport
南宁 吴 圩 國際 机场 (Nánníng Wúxū Jīchǎng)
Wuxu airport main builiding.jpg
New terminal building
IATA : NNG - ICAO : ZGNN
Information
Type ofcivil / military
A countryChina
LocationGuangxi
opening date1962
Hub for
  • Gx airlines
NUM height128m
TimezoneUTC + 8
Working hoursround the clock
Websitennairport.com
Map
NNG (China)
Airplane silhouette.svg
Nng
Airport location on a map of China
Runways
roomDimensions (m)Coating
05/233200concrete
Statistics (2015)
Annual passenger flow▲ 10,393,728 people
The building of the old terminal

Content

  • 1 History
  • 2 Transport
    • 2.1 Bus
      • 2.1.1 Bus routes from the airport.
    • 2.2 Railway
    • 2.3 Taxis
    • 2.4 Personal car
  • 3 See also
  • 4 notes
  • 5 Links
  • 6 Gallery

History

In 1953, China and Vietnam recognized the need to create air links between countries. The building of the first airport terminal with the main functions of 975 meters was built. In 1958, the construction of a new airport began. Only 4 years later, the construction of the runway with a length of 2400 meters and a width of 60 meters was completed. The airport was built to receive IL-18 and MiG-19 aircraft . The terminal, consisting of 3 buildings with a total area of ​​3405 square meters, was ready to serve up to 300 passengers at a time. The terminal was expanded in the 1980s, and was later used as a freight terminal. In those days, there were 3 domestic flights from the airport - to Kunming , Guangzhou , Beijing , and 1 international - to Hanoi .

In 1989, a major modernization of the runway was made to receive MD-82 aircraft. In 1990, a new lane was opened and the number of flights from a dozen per week increased to 70 per week. In 1998, the new T1 terminal building was put into operation. After the airport tripled the estimated passenger traffic load, the newest T2 terminal was built, located on the opposite side of the runway, and the old one was decommissioned. [2]

Transport

Bus

As of 2016, there are no municipal land transport routes of municipal subordination to the new terminal. From the airport you can get to the nearest city of Nanning only by commercial buses. The fare is 20 yuan. Travel time is about 1 hour. The municipal bus with a fare of 3 yuan ran until 2014 along route 301 to the old T1 terminal. Buses run at intervals of 30 minutes on route 1 and 2 and at long intervals on other routes. There are also buses from the airport to other cities with a higher ticket price. [3]

Bus routes from the airport.
  1. Airport - Hotel Vienna
  2. Airport - Hotel Wharton
  3. Airport - Zoo
  4. Airport - East Bus Station.

Railway

The airport has no train stations nearby

Taxi

A taxi ride will cost about 80-100 yuan, in case the taxi driver will go on the counter.

Private car

The airport has parking for several hundred cars.

See also

  • List of airports in China
  • List of the world's busiest airports for take-off and landing
  • List of the busiest passenger airports in the world

Notes

  1. ↑ Nanning Airport Moves to New Terminal (neopr.) . www.chinaaviationdaily.com. Date of treatment July 28, 2016.
  2. ↑ baike.baidu.com ( unopened ) .
  3. ↑ 南宁 机场 大巴 线路 信息 - 机场 大巴 - 南宁 吴 圩 国际 机场 (unopened) . www.nnairport.com. Date accessed July 29, 2016. (unavailable link)

Links

  • Official website of the airport (China)

Gallery

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Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Nanning_Usuy_(aairport)&oldid=96246007


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