Beijing Daxing Airport

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Beijing Daxing International Airport
Airport Beijing Daxing
北京大兴国际机场
New airport in Beijing-Daxing
Characteristics
ICAO code ZBAD
IATA code PKX
Coordinates

39 ° 30 '33 "  N , 116 ° 24' 38"  E Coordinates: 39 ° 30 '33 "  N , 116 ° 24' 38"  E

Height above MSL 30 m (98  ft )
Transport links
Distance from the city center 46 km south of Beijing
Basic data
opening September 25, 2019
Terminals 1
Passengers from final completion 2020: 100,000 / a
Capacity
( PAX per year)
45 million
Runways
17R / 35L 3800 m of concrete
17L / 35R 3800 m of concrete
11L / 29R 3800 m of concrete
01L / 19R 3400 m of concrete



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The Beijing Daxing International Airport ( IATA : PKX , ICAO : ZBAD , Chinese  北京大兴国际机场 , Pinyin Běijīng Daxing Guoji Jīchǎng  . - "International Beijing Daxing International Airport"; English Beijing Daxing International Airport ) is an international airport in China . It has four runways ; four more are planned. It opened on September 25, 2019.

Airlines and Destinations

The Star Alliance planes , to which Lufthansa , Swiss and Austrian Airlines also belong, are to continue to fly to the previous airport in Beijing . However, in January 2020 it became known that Swiss would be relocating its flights to Daxing as of summer 2020. Even LOT took the new airport on its network, but alternating with Capital.

The airport is currently being used by China Southern and China United Airlines .

It is planned that the airlines of the global alliance Skyteam , including China Eastern , Delta Air Lines , Korean and Air-France-KLM will join.

history

Beijing airports

The airport, which is also an aviation hub , is an addition to the previous Beijing airport in the north of the city, whose capacity was reaching its limits; For three years in a row it was the second most passenger airport in the world after Atlanta airport .

After an international competition was announced, the English architect Norman Foster took on the planning of the entire project, which was once estimated at 14 billion US dollars. The costs amounted to 63 billion USD until 2019, the equivalent of 51 billion euros .

Central hall
Check-in area
security area

The 700,000 square meter terminal was designed according to plans by the architectural office of Zaha Hadid Architects and the French office ADP Ingénierie (a subsidiary of ADP ).

The permit was granted in January 2013 and construction work on the taxiways began in December 2014. The project was supported by the Paris airport operator ADP. In September 2015, construction began on the terminal building, which has six star-shaped side arms. This means that the maximum footpaths that passengers can walk are limited to 600 meters. In the first stage, four runways were built. 20,000 people in 24 villages were resettled.

The airport Beijing Nanyuan , who possessed only a runway, was due to the commissioning of the new airport just one day later, on 26 September 2019 closed.

Location and connection

Distance to the center of the capital

The site, which is one of the largest in the world, is located 46 kilometers south of the city center ( Tian'anmen Square ) of Beijing in Daxing .

Long-distance and high-speed trains

In 2018, construction began on a 92-kilometer high-speed line that is to connect Beijing's West Railway Station in the Fengtai district with Xiong County in Hebei Province and will have a stop at Beijing-Daxing Airport about halfway. The section between Beijing and Daxing Airport, designed for a speed of 250 km / h, was opened on September 26, 2019. The journey time is 28 minutes. Commissioning of the section to Xiong (350 km / h) is planned for the end of 2020.

A high-speed connection to Tianjin West Railway Station is due to open in 2022 after three years of construction.

Another 112-kilometer line is to connect the new airport and Beijing airport with several intermediate stops in the districts of Daxing, Guangyang and Tongzhou . The first, almost 40 km long section between Daxing Airport and Lángfāng (Hebei Province) has been under construction since the beginning of 2019 and is scheduled to open at the end of 2022 after around two years of construction. The maximum speed on this route is 200 km / h.

Subway

Airport Express platform

On September 26, 2019, an express connection of the subway to Beijing's Fengtai district ( Caoqiao stop ) was opened with a journey time of around 19 minutes, which by 2022 will be 3.5 km north to a new interchange station ( 丽泽 商务 区 站 , English Lize Business District station ) is to be extended.

bus

There are a total of six half-hourly bus routes to the city's train stations, five during the day and one night bus.

Further planning

A load factor of 45 million passengers (with 650,000 flight movements) per year is planned until 2021.

In a second expansion stage by 2025, it should offer capacities for 72 million.

After the last expansion stage (planned for 2040), the airport has eight runways and is therefore designed for up to 130 million passengers.

Pay to the airport

  • Terminal area: 700,000 m²
  • Total area: 1 million m²
  • 4 runways
  • 345 parking positions on the building and in the apron
  • 186 boarding gates
  • 422 check-in counter
  • 117 Security Check Lines
  • 3,000 flight information displays
  • 50 passenger boarding bridges
  • 63 baggage carousels

See also

literature

  • Rainer W. During: New mega airport in China. In: FliegerRevue , No. 10/2019, pp. 12-14

Web links

Individual evidence

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