Flights to China
中国航班 (Zhōngguó Hángbān)
Soar to the Middle Kingdom
China's vast aviation network connects the Middle Kingdom to every corner of the world through modern airports and comprehensive flight routes. Whether you're flying internationally to begin your Chinese adventure or traveling domestically between ancient capitals and modern metropolises, China's airlines offer efficient connections with competitive pricing.
Major Chinese cities are served by world-class airports with excellent facilities, while the domestic network provides convenient connections to over 200 destinations within China, making air travel the fastest way to cover the country's vast distances.
Soar to the Middle Kingdom
Follow the same sky routes that brought ancient traders along the Silk Road - now in hours instead of years.
Book flights that connect you to China's ancient wonders and modern marvels, with options ranging from budget-friendly to premium cabin experiences.
Major Airports
Beijing Capital International (PEK)
北京首都国际机场
Key Features:
- Major international hub
- 3 terminals
- Express train to city
- Extensive domestic network
Airlines:
Shanghai Pudong International (PVG)
上海浦东国际机场
Key Features:
- Asia-Pacific gateway
- 2 terminals
- Maglev train connection
- Modern facilities
Airlines:
Guangzhou Baiyun International (CAN)
广州白云国际机场
Key Features:
- South China hub
- 2 terminals
- Metro connection
- 24/7 operations
Airlines:
Hong Kong International (HKG)
香港国际机场
Key Features:
- World-class airport
- 2 terminals
- Airport Express
- Shopping & dining
Airlines:
Major Chinese Airlines
Air China
中国国际航空
Strengths:
- Government carrier
- Extensive domestic network
- International routes
- Premium lounges
Service Classes:
China Eastern
中国东方航空
Strengths:
- Modern fleet
- Asia-Pacific focus
- Competitive pricing
- Good domestic coverage
Service Classes:
China Southern
中国南方航空
Strengths:
- Largest fleet in Asia
- Extensive network
- Value pricing
- Growing international routes
Service Classes:
Expert Booking Tips
Following Ancient Sky Routes
Today's flight paths to China follow routes that echo ancient trade winds and migration patterns. Where once it took months for merchants to reach the Middle Kingdom via the Silk Road, modern aviation brings you to Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou in hours. Yet the anticipation remains the same—the thrill of approaching a civilization that has welcomed travelers for millennia, now from 35,000 feet above the clouds.
"鹏程万里"
"May you have a brilliant future" (literally: "A roc's flight covers 10,000 li")