Cheap Flights from Chengdu Shuangliu International to Beijing

There are two main airports serving the city of Beijing – Beijing Capital International Airport and Beijing Nanyuan Airport. There are eight airlines operating flights from Chengdu to Beijing - Air China, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, China United Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, Sichuan Airlines and Tibet Airlines.

* This information is correct as of June 2017

Airport Information - Arriving

Beijing Capital International Airport is the busiest airport in Beijing offering a blend of domestic and international flights. At the airport travelers can look forward to a wide range of amenities and services so all of your needs are sure to be met. As well as offering a large number of restaurants, cafes and snack bars, visitors can also explore many different shops to pick up everything you need for your journey. The swiftest way into central Beijing from the airport is on the Airport Express service which takes just 30 minutes.

Beijing Nanyuan Airport is Beijing’s secondary airport that is due to cease operating as a commercial airport once the new Beijing Daxing International Airport is finished. The airport offers everything you would need when it comes to shops and restaurants so you won’t be lacking in things to do. The most popular way to reach your destination from the airport is by taxi, although you will also find car rental companies if you want to use your own vehicle.

Airport Information - Departing

Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport is Chengdu’s main airport located around 15km from the center of the city. The airport opened up its new Terminal 2 in 2012 which is twice as big as the older Terminal 1 and has helped the airport grow to become China’s fourth busiest. The airport offers all of the facilities and services you would expect whether its shops to look through or dining and drinking establishments to enjoy a meal or a drink whilst waiting for your flight. If you don’t want to drive or take a taxi you can use local buses which can take you right outside the airport terminals.

What to Expect in Beijing

In Beijing the weather is fairly warm over the summer, but be aware that temperatures drop rapidly over winter so be sure to pack appropriately. The city stays relatively dry for most of the year other than between June and August when rainfall is common. Given that you will be traveling on a domestic route there is no need to obtain a visa, but be sure you bring along all of your travel documents including your passport. Check out the top hotels in Beijing to make the most out of your visit.