4-D cinema opens at Beijing airport

The baggage through check-in service via Beijing Capital International Airport which Air China introduced on September 15, 2012 The international cities where Air China's baggage through check-in service is available are located in Britain On the ...

2: Beijing Capital International Airport In 2011, this was the world's second-busiest airport, and the number of passengers and flights using it are increasing rapidly each year. Arriving and leaving Beijing Capital International Airport is ...

Beijing plans to connect its new international airport to the downtown via a 40-kilometer urban rail transit line and three expressways, a senior official said on Tuesday. Urban rail transit will also be used to connect the two international ...

Passengers with luggage wait for taxis in cold wind at Beijing Capital International Airport on Feb 3. Jiang Guijia / For China Daily Passenger anger at taxi drivers bargaining over night-time fares at Beijing Capital International Airport led to ...

An Air China Airbus A330 takes off from Beijing Capital International Airport. The Chinese flag carrier said it plans to buy 100 Airbus aircraft, without giving any details on models or a timetable for the purchases. Provided to China Daily Air ...

Chinese tourists leave for Canada at Beijing Capital International Airport. Trade organizations and businesses have called for the Canadian government to simplify the visa application to attract more tourists from China, following the suit of the ...

Beijing Capital International Airport opened its long-closed Section D in Terminal 3 (T3-D) on April 18, with the aim to cope with increased passenger flow. Section D, which was briefly used during the 2008 Beijing Olympics, will handle some ...

Passengers check in at self-service area at Capital International Airport in Beijing, capital of China, May 15, 2013. Three flights operated by Shenzhen Airlines, namely ZH9889, ZH9866 and ZH9243, were grounded or delayed after the airlines received ...

Members of China International Search and Rescue Team (CISAR) gather at Nanyuan Airport in Beijing, capital of China, April 20, 2013. A total of 140 rescuers and 12 sniffer dogs flew to the earthquake-hit Lushan County, southwest China's Sichuan ...