Tianjin Binhai International Airport guide

Tianjin Binhai International Airport sits in Dongli District, about 15 kilometres east of downtown Tianjin. Wikipedia dates the airfield to November 1939. Before 2005, commercial flights used what is now the cargo terminal, and a larger passenger terminal followed in 2006.

The airport handled 19,862,196 passengers and 146,768 aircraft movements in 2025, ranking 26th in China for passenger traffic. It also moved 133,023 tonnes of cargo. Tianjin Airlines and Okay Airways have their hubs here, while Air China and XiamenAir use it as a focus city. Airbus runs A320 and A330 facilities on the airfield, and the A320 line has operated since 2008. The airport has two runways, 3,600 metres and 3,200 metres long.

Terminal 2 opened on 28 August 2014. Its departure level is on the ground floor and its arrival hall is on the floor above. Binhai International Airport Station on Tianjin Metro Line 2 opened with it and connects the terminal to the city underground.