๐จ๐ณ Ankang (Hanbin), China
Ankang Fuqiang Airport (AKA) serves Ankang (Hanbin District) from a modern single terminal designed for regional domestic operations. The landside hall houses airline checkโin counters and baggage drop; after centralized security, passengers enter a compact departures lounge with contact gates and bus gates as needed. Arrivals proceed to baggage claim and exit to the forecourt.
Walking distances are modest. From curb/parking to checkโin is typically 2โ4 minutes. From security to the nearest gates is about 3โ5 minutes, and to remote stands 5โ7 minutes including bus transfer. There are no interโterminal transfers.
Security screening follows CAAC requirements and is located at the entrance to departures. The airport handles domestic flights; immigration and customs, if needed on a wider itinerary, are processed at larger Chinese hubs.
Amenities include restrooms, seating, snack bars/tea stands, limited retail, ATMs, and carโrental or carโhire desks. Public WiโFi availability can vary. Taxis and appโbased ride services meet passengers at the forecourt; parking is situated directly in front of the terminal.
Accessibility is supported with stepโfree routes, lifts, and accessible restrooms; PRM assistance can be requested from the airline. Family facilities include babyโchanging rooms; bring childrenโs snacks and activities for holiday peaks.
Allow adequate time for connections. Check with airline for specific requirements.
Ankang Fuqiang Airport is surrounded by mountains; morning fog is common, so plan early flights with a buffer.
Minimum domestic connection:
60 minutes
International connections:
90 minutes
Interline transfers:
120 minutes
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Last updated: January 1980 | Data Source: IATA and other airline sites and resources