Nanning Wuxu International Airport guide

Nanning Wuxu International Airport sits in Wuxu, Jiangnan District, roughly 32 kilometres southwest of central Nanning, the capital of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It opened in November 1962 as a joint civil-military airfield and is operated today by Guangxi Airport Management Group, which also runs the region's other seven civil airports.

All scheduled passenger traffic uses Terminal 2, which opened on 25 September 2014 with a design drawn from the Han-dynasty "phoenix lantern" and 32 boarding bridges. Two parallel runways support the operation, and the airport handled 13.5 million passengers and 97,966 aircraft movements in 2025. GX Airlines is based here, alongside China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines, both of which treat Nanning as a focus city serving onward routes into Southeast Asia.

A new Terminal 3 began construction in January 2023 to add capacity beyond the current 16-million-passenger design limit. Wuxu Airport railway station, on the line into central Nanning, gives direct rail access from the terminal building.