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Dalian Zhoushuizi International Airport (DLC) serves as a major air hub for Dalian and the southern coast of Liaoning Province, China. It is a bustling international airport handling significant domestic traffic and numerous regional international flights. The airport operates from a single, multi-level terminal building designed to accommodate a high volume of passengers. The terminal layout features distinct areas for arrivals and departures across different levels. Check-in counters are located in the main hall, leading to a centralized security screening area. Post-security, passengers access extensive departure lounges with numerous gates for both domestic and international flights. Immigration and customs facilities are fully operational for international arrivals and departures, with efficient processing for passengers. Amenities are comprehensive, including a wide array of retail shops, duty-free stores offering international brands, and diverse dining options ranging from Chinese cuisine to international fast-food chains and cafes. Multiple airline lounges and VIP facilities are available for eligible passengers. Security procedures are robust and in line with Chinese national and international aviation standards, including advanced screening technologies.
Security can be busy at peaks; use eโgates where possible.
Major airport for Liaoning's southern coast with domestic trunk routes and regional international flights. Regular visitors advise pre-booking transport into Dalian because services drop off after the last China Southern flight; security only opens for scheduled departures, so arrive early.
Minimum domestic connection:
50 minutes
International connections:
90 minutes
Interline transfers:
150 minutes
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Last updated: January 1980 | Data Source: IATA and other airline sites and resources