Hangzhou is 200 km away from Shanghai Pudong international airport (PVG), and the transit takes only about 2h by car and 1 h by train. PVG is a 4F-class civil airport and one of the three major gateway complex hubs in China, a member of the Yangtze River Delta International Air Cargo Hub Group, a member of the East China Airport Group, the largest hub airport in East China, and a gate-way airport. Shanghai Pudong International Airport is one of the largest international aviation hubs in China, with flight routes covering many countries and regions around the world, including Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia in Asia; the United Kingdom, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Russia in Europe; the United States, Canada in North America; Australia, New Zealand in Oceania; Egypt, South Africa, Kenya in Africa; and the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Turkey in the Middle East. In addition, Pudong Airport also offers flights to the regions of Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan, almost meeting the travel needs to major countries and regions worldwide. The number of flights to Pudong Airport from various regions per week is shown in the following figure.
Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport (HGH):
closely connected with hub airports in South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, and other regions, offer-ing a substantial number of flights and convenient transfer options. Passengers can use these hubs to travel to various parts of the world, especially Southeast Asia, North America, and Europe.
- South Korea: Approximately 10-15 daily direct flights (mainly to Seoul).
- Japan: Approximately 10-20 daily direct flights (mainly to Tokyo and Osaka).
- Hong Kong: Approximately 5-10 daily direct flights.
- Other regions: The number of flights varies with the season and demand.
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