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Linyi Qiyang Airport

Linyi (Hedong), China

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Linyi Qiyang Airport

Linyi (Hedong), China
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18
Routes out
14
Destinations
ZSLY
ICAO
177 ft
Elevation
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Shandong's southern gateway serving Linyi's growing aviation needs.

Opened
1995
Location
Linyi, China
Linyi Qiyang Airport (IATA: LYI, ICAO: ZSLY) is a civil airport serving Linyi, a major city in southern Shandong Province, China. The airport supports the region's significant wholesale trade and logistics economy, which is home to one of the largest commodity markets in Asia. The airport handles both domestic passenger services and cargo operations, connecting Linyi to major Chinese cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Chengdu. It plays an important role in supporting Linyi's commercial activity and regional economic development. Linyi is one of the most populous prefecture-level cities in China, and the airport serves as a key transportation hub for the broader southern Shandong region, complementing the city's extensive road and rail infrastructure.
Terminals
The airport operates a single passenger terminal handling domestic routes.
Getting to & from
Ground transport to Linyi city center is available via taxi, shuttle bus, and private car services.
Airlines here
Major carriers operating at Linyi Qiyang Airport include Air China, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, and Shandong Airlines.
Notable facts
  • ›Linyi is one of the most populous prefecture-level cities in China, boosting passenger demand.
  • ›The airport serves a city renowned for hosting one of Asia's largest wholesale commodity markets.
  • ›Linyi Qiyang Airport primarily handles domestic routes within mainland China.
  • ›The airport supports both passenger and cargo traffic reflecting Linyi's logistics importance.
  • ›Shandong Province has several airports, with Linyi serving the southern portion of the province.
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Route map (14 destinations)

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Routes

LYI → XIY3U · 319 320
LYI → CANCA · 320
LYI → SHECA · 320
LYI → SHAFM · 737
LYI → CSXGS · E90
LYI → DLCGS · E90
LYI → WNZGS · E90
LYI → WUHGS · E90
LYI → YIWGS · E90
LYI → SZXHU · 738
LYI → NAYKN · 737
LYI → HGHMU · 320
LYI → NAYMU · 737
LYI → PEKMU · 319
LYI → PVGMU · 320
LYI → SHAMU · 320
LYI → CANZH · 320
LYI → SHEZH · 320
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Linyi Qiyang International Airport
Encyclopaedia

Linyi Qiyang International Airport is an airport serving the city of Linyi in Shandong province, China. The airport was built in 1934 and was initially named Linyi Shubuling Airport because it was located in Shubuling Village. After a long period of construction and maintenance, the airport officially passed inspection and resumed operation on December 26, 1998. The airport is the earliest civilian airport in Shandong Province. After resuming operation in 1998 and undergoing several renovations and expansions, the airport was renamed "Linyi Qiyang Airport" at the end of 2019, and was officially renamed to an international airport in April 2024, becoming an important international aviation hub in southern Shandong.

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