[2025 Beijing Airports] Travel Guide for Beijing Capital International Airport (Updated Jun)

This trip was a flight experience from Tokyo Haneda to Bangkok, Thailand via Beijing on Air China. Below are the details of each flight and transit. ⸻ Flight 1: Tokyo Haneda to Beijing (CA182) First, CA182 from Tokyo Haneda was a spacious A330 aircraft. The seats were new, the space was comfortable, and the in-flight entertainment system was also excellent! 🎬 I was able to enjoy many movies, and the time during the flight flew by. In addition, there was an in-flight LAN service, so I was able to enjoy various content such as the latest movies and music 📱. The in-flight meal was very delicious, and on the first flight I chose "Yu Xiang Rou Si". It is a nice point that you can enjoy delicious Chinese food during the flight with a rich flavor unique to China 🍽️. ⸻ Transit in Beijing In Beijing, the transfer at T3 terminal was very smooth. There was no need to collect my baggage, so I immediately followed the staff's instructions and the signs to the gate for my next flight. I presented my travel documents and the ticket for my next flight and went through security again. There was plenty of time to wait, so I also had time to enjoy shopping at the duty-free shop🛍️. ⸻ Flight 2: Beijing to Bangkok (CA979) The next flight, CA979 from Beijing to Bangkok, was also a comfortable flight on a spacious A330 aircraft. I enjoyed the new seats, the in-flight entertainment system, and the continued use of the in-flight LAN service🎵. On this flight, I chose "Sichuan Feng Shui Braised Beef". This was also an authentic Chinese dish, and the rich flavor made for a luxurious moment during the flight🍜. ⸻ Overall rating Overall, Air China's flights were very cost-effective and provided a comfortable air journey😊. The great thing about this flight is that it is reasonably priced at under 20,000 yen, and offers generous baggage allowance, in-flight meals, and free entertainment. In addition, the transfer in Beijing was very convenient, so I would definitely like to use this service again in the future. 🌟 That concludes my review of this flight. I look forward to this comfortable service again next time! #TransportationRelatedInformation #BeijingCapitalAirport #AirChina #TransfersInChina #TransfersInBeijing

#GetDiscountNotRelyingOnLuck ReviewBeijing Capital International Airport After getting off the plane, follow the arrivals sign and you will see a fingerprint scanner on the left. There are a lot of lines. Press start, insert your passport, and the machine will speak Thai to you. Then follow the steps. On the opposite side of the machine, there will be a table for filling out an entry form. They don't hand it out on the plane (Air China doesn't hand it out, but TG does). It's easy to fill out and doesn't ask many questions. I recommend taking it to the immigration line to fill it out because the immigration line is very long. Continue walking along the path and you will see immigration on the left. Our plane landed early, the line was long + only 5 channels were open and it was slow. Just waiting here took more than an hour (the line was much shorter than in Japan and Singapore, but much slower). After going through immigration, you will see a small train station connecting the terminals. The plane landed at T3E. We had to take it to T3C to get our bags. When you get off the train and walk out, you will see the baggage carousel. There is no big screen here showing the flights of each carousel. You have to walk around and look for it yourself. Usually, there will be a screen showing the flight that you are landing on and which carousel your bags are leaving from. After getting your bags, you will go through the scanner. This is very fast. The total time from landing to arrival is about 1.45 hours. After this, choose a convenient way to enter the city. It is easy to use the airport express train or taxi. Follow the signs. If you call Didi for T3, go to the 1st floor, T2 to wait in the parking building because there is no parking lot that can be called online. You should also tell the driver clearly where you are waiting. For the airport express train, follow the signs (same floor). They are in different buildings. Exit the baggage claim area, walk to the left, there will be a walkway to another building. Go through the building door, walk diagonally to the right. In front of the entrance, there is an automatic ticket machine and a room to sell Yikatong top-up cards (used in Beijing), TU Card (or Hutong Card, usable nationwide, but can only be topped up in Beijing). The train fare is ¥25. Get off at Dongzhimen or Beixinqiao Station, depending on which station you change to. That's the end of the review.

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#ChinaTravel How to get there: Beijing Capital Airport T2 I've previously introduced the Air China T3 international lounge, but this time I'm going to share with you the domestic lounge located in the domestic T2!👍 Entry conditions are business class seats or higher, or Air China or Star Alliance premium members. Breakfast was served from 5:30, and staff were always there to help clean up the dishes! It's smaller than the international lounge, but I had a nice rest.☺️ #BeijingTravel #AirportLounge

#beijingtrip It is very convenient to use the convenient express of Air China from Shanghai to Beijing. This time I was flied with B747-8, which has two floor in an aircraft. All service is good, but only the delay. Because of the thunderstorm that they delay to arrive at Shanghai. and delayed almost 3 hours that I have arrived Beijing on 22:00. But the food inflight is good and have very traditional Chinese style.

Air China Business Class Boarding Report 2 (Short-haul) Airbus A330 Beijing → Osaka Transiting at Beijing Capital International Airport, which has a bad reputation online. Contrary to the information, I was able to leave the restricted area in about 20 minutes, and I was very satisfied. It was true that I had to take out all the batteries and liquids, which was a bit of a hassle, but the baggage check wasn't that strict. Maybe because it was early in the morning, there weren't that many people in the airport, so I was able to spend the time comfortably. I thought that it would be fine to go via Beijing again next time. And, despite using business class, for some reason I was also able to use the first-class lounge, which was a mysterious feature. The lounge was very spacious and had a wide variety of food and drinks, which was nice. The Air China lounge also accepts Priority Pass, so I think it's good that you can use it even if you're using economy class. I may have been lucky this time, but I wonder if that's true. I'll try a good-value economy class trip sometime. As for the cabin, despite the short flight of 2 hours and 10 minutes, the seat pitch was as wide as on long-haul flights, and the seats could be folded into full flat seats. It was a great seat that was too good for such a short distance. As with the long-haul flight from Frankfurt to Beijing, the flight attendants' service was good, and the cabin and atmosphere were calm. The in-flight meals were average (obviously inferior to Japanese airlines). Personally, I'm keeping a close eye on future developments. The connection to Beijing is convenient! I'm rooting for Air China!! #overseastravel

I was on a layover in Beijing and after visiting The civil aviation museum I still had a plenty amount of time till my flight to Khabarovsk. So I discovered to go for a Plane spotting at Beijing capital international airport (IATA: PEK & OACI: ZBAA). i did a “little” research on the internet on my way back to the airport from the museum, and learned that there is a bridge called Hangkong Bridge next to T1 and T2 which is taking you from T2 to Lihao hotel. So, All you have to do is just walk from T2 to the bridge or as an alternate you can take a taxi to Lihao hotel and then walk from there 🙃 P.S. from this location you’ll not be able to see landing 🛬 also it’s not the best location for takeoff 🛫 But you’ll be able to see all the traffic passing the bridge to and from RW36L 😉 There is a sidewalk on the bridge so you don’t have to worry about your safety 😉 #passionpassport #aviation #aviationlove #aviationspotter #airport #airplane #plane #planespotting #pek #beijingairport #beijing

This is one of Beijing's most modern and capacious airports. It is a highly clean airport that serves all types of tourists traveling to various destinations across the world. For the desire to arrive and comprehend directions, there were signs written in both Chinese and English. When you arrive, there is friendly staff waiting to guide you around and a comprehensive security check at the door. They are swift and first to prevent delaying the arrival of the mission. The airport has specialists on hand to help you get to your destination; they will advise you on the best transportation to your hotel comfortably. #solotravel #beijing #capitalairport #capital #airport #aviation #aeroflot #airplanes #flight #airportintravel

I traveled to Poland in Europe via Beijing with Air China! ✈️🇨🇳 I had experienced a layover in Beijing before and remembered that the airport didn’t have much to offer, but this time the ticket was the cheapest option. 👌 I managed to enjoy a layover tour in Beijing! Air China’s transit services were excellent, including free hotel accommodations! I plan to update my blog with more details that I couldn’t include here. ✍️

#ThailandFlightEvent Beijing Airport, the first thing I felt upon arrival was its overwhelming scale and atmosphere. It was so big, magnificent, and cool that I wondered if the expression ‘Chinese’ could be more appropriate. The entire airport building felt like a huge piece of architectural art, and the neat structure and sophisticated interior in the wide space were impressive. It wasn’t just a modern feel, but the point was that the curved structure, ceiling decoration, and colors also had traditional Chinese aesthetics. In particular, the scenery I saw as I walked through the arrival hall was so colorful that I could immediately tell what kind of character Beijing had just from this airport. The stores, including brand shops, traditional tea shops, and Chinese restaurants, were so diverse that it wasn’t just an airport, but a cultural space that properly showed my ‘first impression of China.’ In addition, there were a lot of people, but because the space was so large, it didn’t feel crowded, but rather lively and relaxed. The artwork and traditional design elements scattered throughout the airport also caught my eye. As the city image of Beijing suggests, I could really feel the ‘coexistence of past and present’ at this airport, and it felt like it was already an experience before the trip even started. 📍 Location: Beijing Capital International Airport, Beijing, China

As soon as you arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport, the first thing you feel is 'This is so China.' The sheer size of the airport is overwhelming, and the interior is spacious, sophisticated, and full of the unique Chinese atmosphere. The airport building itself is modern yet exudes a sense of traditional curves, making you feel the grandeur of Beijing just by walking through it. The variety of stores and restaurants is impressive, making the airport feel more like a city than just a transit hub. The Chinese-inspired designs incorporated into the signage and interior further enhance the feeling of being in Beijing. From the moment you step into the arrival hall, you get a sense of Beijing's scale, making the start of your journey truly unforgettable. 📍 Location: Beijing Capital International Airport

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After getting out of security and passport and boarding pass checking. Get down 1 floor using escalator. You will see a cafe and a Chinese pavilion nearby. Just walk straight along the way between these two landmarks. until you find a glass firehouse with a map on it, simultaneously you will heard the sound of a water flow. Then walk further a bit you will find a fountain with a white big Beijing stand. The elevators assigned specifically to get you down to the lounge are behind them. Hope this helps. In the lounge area, there are plain water, soft drink, coffee machine, instant noodle cup, snacks sandwich, and bun. There's no rice, sausage, etc. You can charge your devices with usb cable otherwise you need a Chinese socket adapter. The toilets are at the outside of the lounge area, just walk through the farthest left door (face out of the counter) and go straight until the end of the corridor. #travel #lounge #airportlounge

The 11th Beijing International Printing Technology Exhibition 2025

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If you have some free time during transiting in Beijing, don’t pass this free trip offered by Trip. It’s well organized and leaded by an professional English speaking guide and totally free for everyone. I were very pleased to join this tour when I came back from Irkutsk to my hometown via transiting 2 stopping points at China within 24H without visa. Thank Trip to serving us well. #beijing #freetour #chinatravel

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#AprilTravelSupport When I first arrived in Beijing, I had an instinctive feeling that this city was truly an attractive place. As soon as I left the airport, I felt a lively energy in the wide, clean roads and the people moving quickly. As I entered the city center, I felt a natural blend of traditional architecture and modern buildings, and the past and present were alive and breathing at the same time. The streets of Beijing that I saw for the first time were very impressive because they were busy with people, but at the same time, they had a leisurely atmosphere. The sky was clear, and there were many places where I could take in the city scenery at a glance. I felt completely immersed in the colorful charm of this city from the first moment. I can't wait for the trip that is about to begin!

#April Travel Grant As soon as I arrived in Beijing, I was captivated by the unique charm of this city. As soon as I left the airport, I could feel the city's dynamic energy with my whole body in the wide roads and fast-moving vehicles. As I entered the city, I was impressed by the natural mix of traditional architecture and modern buildings. As I walked along the streets, I could find tranquility even in the fast footsteps of people, and the traditional elements everywhere on the streets made me feel the depth of Beijing. The sky was clear and the air was a little dry, but it still felt refreshing. I looked forward to every moment of my trip here, and I wanted to experience each and every one of Beijing's diverse charms.

#April Travel Support Fund Beijing Airport was really spacious and modern. The interior of the airport was clean and stylish, so I felt good while moving around. There were various shopping stores and restaurants everywhere, so the waiting time was not boring at all. The duty-free shop was also large, so I was able to enjoy shopping, and there were many places to eat delicious food. The rest area in the airport was spacious and comfortable, so I didn't feel uncomfortable even after waiting for a long time. The guide signs were well-made, so it was easy to move around, and the staff were kind and helpful, so it was an overall very satisfactory experience. Location: Beijing Capital International Airport, Beijing, China (北京首都国际机场)