Beijing's new mega airport, which resembles a phoenix spreading its wings, took off in late September to welcome passengers from home and abroad.

The Airport Intercity Railway (Direction: To Xi'an Xianyang International Airport) has 10 stations departing from Xi'an North Railway Station and ending in Airport West Station that will seamless connect to T1, T2 and T3. At the cost of 16RMB, the whole ride takes about 33 minutes. The train operates every 10 minutes from 6:00 am to 23:00pm.

In response to the high demands, Chinese airlines add more capacity during the Golden Week holiday. Based on the data of Shenzhen routes from September 26th to October 10th, this paper shows the observation on the tourism trend of Shenzhen Airport during the time.

Beijing Daxing International Airport saw off its first flight after a China Southern Airlines' A380 left the airport at 4:22 pm on Wednesday headed for Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.

Zhejiang Loong Airlines (Loong Air) announced on September 26th that a new charter service from Xi'an to Uzbekistan would in operation. The schedule listing calls for twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday starting from September 27th. Xi'an (XIY) - Tashkent (TAS) operates with A320 aircraft providing 173 seats on the flight.

The first commercial flights from Beijing's new Daxing International airport took off on Wednesday - an airport that cost US$63 billion to build, is roughly the size of 100 football fields and is expected to become one of the world's busiest.

Airlines in Taiwan are free to choose whether to use the newly opened Beijing Daxing International Airport according to relevant civil aviation arrangements, said a Chinese mainland spokesperson Wednesday.

With the opening of the new, gigantic Beijing Daxing International Airport, domestic and foreign carriers will be able to add more slots, and the increased capacity is expected to offer passengers more options with better facilities and cheaper tickets, industry experts said.

Beijing Daxing International Airport saw off its first flight after a China Southern Airlines' A380 left the airport at 4:22 pm on Wednesday headed to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.

At around 11 pm on Wednesday, as the last flight took off from Beijing Nanyuan Airport, the 109-year-old airport officially retired from serving civil aircraft.