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Travelling to or around China?

The reopening of airports across China over the last month has signalled a significant milestone and offers a sign of hope and optimism for the global aviation industry. Here we shine a spotlight on two popular destinations – Guangzhou and Shenzhen
Dramatic urban night in Guangzhou, China

If you have customers flying to the capital of Guangdong, then Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN/ ZGGG) is a convenient gateway to China’s third-largest city. Situated on the Pearl River, Guangzhou has been a strategic port for centuries. It’s also a haven for foodies as the city boasts more restaurants per capita than anywhere else in China. 

 

The airport is approximately 30 km north of downtown Guangzhou. Business and general aviation customers are well catered for and Jet A-1 is available here.

Aerial view of chinese city,shenzhen

Even further south on the Pearl River Delta, Shenzhen is often described as ‘one of the world’s most mega megacities’. As China’s financial capital, Shenzhen is a hustling, bustling metropolis with a skyline that’s dominated by striking modern buildings. The city is a feast for all the senses with multicultural dining, endless shopping opportunities and a thriving arts and music scene.  

 

Situated approximately 32km from the city centre, Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport (SZX/ ZGSZ) is also a convenient alternative for those travelling to Hong Kong with direct ferry routes between the neighbouring cities. Jet A-1 is available here.

 

For more information on these locations click here and as with all our locations you can see pricing and order fuel in advance on the RocketRoute MarketPlace app.