Wuhan Airport
Location: 1km (0.6 mile) southeast of Tianhe Street, Huangbei District, about 25km (16 miles) to the city center
Wuhan Airport Brief Intro: Wuhan Tianhe International Airport was built in 1990 and opened to the public in April, 1995. It covers a total area of 240, 000 sq m (59 acres), including a terminal building of 28,450 sq m (7 acres) which is capable of serving 4,200,000 passengers every year. Equipped with up-to-date communication-navigation systems, the airport is able to handle a full-loaded B747-400 and available for 27 parking spaces. It is presently connected to over 60 domestic and international cities by 57 air routes.
Wuhan Airport Facilities:
Wuhan Airport
Duty-free Shops: International Departures Hall, 027-85818577
Restaurants:
International Arrivals Hall (Level 1): fast food, drinks, snacks
Opening Hours: 24 hrs
Tel: 027-85818451
International Departures Hall (Level 2): western food
Opening Hours: upon international flight schedules
Tel: 027-85818451
Restricted Area (Level 2): bar, fast food
Opening Hours: 24 hrs
Tel: 027-85818469
Domestic Departures Hall (Level 2): tea, drinks, fast food, Chinese cuisine
Tel: 027-85818469, 027-85818468
Smoking Room: Level 2
Wuhan Airport
Commercial Center: Well located in the terminal, the Commercial Center provides faxing, copying, internet surfing, mobile recharging, IC cards sales and mail services.
Tel: 027-85819133, 027-85818465
Car Parks: Right in front of the terminal, the car parks cover a total area of 432,000 sq m (107 acres) and offer 570 parking spaces.
Tel: 027-85818279, 027-85818280
Wuhan Airport Services:
Airport Hotlines: 027-85818494, 027-85818413
Bank: A branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is available for money withdrawal and deposit, foreign currency exchanging as well as Visa and MasterCard services.
Tel: 027-85818538, 027-85818348
Easy Boarding Club: 027-85818111, 027-85818222
Medical Service: Clinics are equipped in the terminal for free medical consultation, blood pressure measuring and temporary care of invalids. The Emergency Center, which is located about 300m (328 yards) to the terminal, is open 24 hours for medical treatment and ambulance services.
Tel: 027-85818310 (clinics), 027-85818617, 85818687 (Emergency Center)
June 18th, 2011 at 4:48 pm
Is it safe to take a taxi at Wuhan Airport? I am arriving in late evening and it is my first time in Wuhan.
September 21st, 2011 at 5:02 am
How can I travel to Wuhan from Kuala Lumpur? It is said to fly from KL to Guangzhou and take a connecting flight to Wuhan. Is this the best way to Wuhan? The problem is I have to wait for half a day before flying to Wuhan from Guangzhou.
September 21st, 2011 at 7:30 am
Yes, connecting the flights at Guangzhou is cheaper if you would like to travel to Wuhan from Kuala Lumpur. After arriving at Guangzhou, you could take a flight or high speed train to Wuhan. There are many high speed trains from Guangzhou to Wuhan, which takes around 3 hours. About the details,
October 6th, 2011 at 12:07 am
You can find bus from Wuhan Fujiapo Long-distance Bus Station to Guangzhou. The bus journey is about 13 hours and it costs about CNY320. Well, I suggest you take high speed train from Wuhan to Guangzhou which is fast and convenient.
October 6th, 2011 at 12:01 pm
Hello, I would like to know, if there is long distance bus, from wuhan to Guangzhou. how many hours journey and the fare? as my family are intend to visit there by end of October.