
Jinzhou Bay Airport is also known as Jinzhou Jinzhouwan Airport. Its codes are JNZ (IATA) and ZYJZ (ICAO).
Jinzhou Bay Airport is southeast of Jinzhou, around 25 km from the city centre.
Jinzhou Bay Airport opened on 10 December 2015 and replaced Jinzhou Xiaolingzi Airport for civilian flights.
No. Xiaolingzi was Jinzhou's older shared military and civil airport. All civilian flights moved to the new Jinzhou Bay Airport when it opened, so passenger flights to Jinzhou now use Jinzhou Bay.
Airlines at Jinzhou Bay Airport include China Eastern Airlines, Xiamen Airlines and China United Airlines, serving domestic routes across China.
Routes from Jinzhou Bay include cities such as Shanghai, Wuhan, Chengdu and Changzhou. Routes change by season, so check the latest schedule.
Jinzhou Bay Airport has a 2,500-metre runway, suitable for common narrow-body jets such as the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 family.
Jinzhou is on the Bohai Sea coast. Popular sights include Bijia Mountain, reached along a natural causeway at low tide, and the Liaoshen Campaign Memorial in the city.
Jinzhou Bay Airport, also called Jinzhou Jinzhouwan Airport, is the civil airport for Jinzhou in western Liaoning province, China. It opened on 10 December 2015 and took over all civilian flights from the older Jinzhou Xiaolingzi Airport, a shared military and civil field. The newer airport gives the city a dedicated passenger facility on the coast.
The airport was built on former salt fields southeast of Jinzhou, around 25 km from the city centre, in the area of Linghai. It also serves nearby cities in western Liaoning, with Huludao among the closest.
A single terminal handles passenger traffic, with check-in, security and baggage services on a manageable scale. The runway is 2,500 metres long, which is enough for common narrow-body jets such as the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 family.
Several Chinese carriers serve Jinzhou Bay Airport, including China Eastern Airlines, Xiamen Airlines and China United Airlines. Their routes link Jinzhou with cities such as Shanghai, Wuhan, Chengdu and Changzhou, with some flights continuing onward to southern China. Routes vary between summer and winter seasons, so check the current schedule.
Jinzhou sits on the Bohai Sea coast. Bijia Mountain, a rocky island reached along a natural causeway at low tide, is one of the area's well-known sights. The city is also home to the Liaoshen Campaign Memorial, which tells the story of a major battle of the Chinese Civil War.
Winters in Liaoning are cold and can bring snow, so allow extra time for the drive to the airport. Carry your ID or passport for check-in, and check your airline's baggage rules, especially on connecting domestic flights.
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