Nanning Wuxu International Airport
Nanning (Jiangnan) · China · Asia/Shanghai
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Airport HistoryEst. 1962
Nanning's airport traces its roots to a 1929 military airfield and, after relocation to the Wuxu site, opened for regular operations in 1962. Serving as a designated ASEAN gateway hub, it has undergone repeated expansion, most notably a large 2014 Terminal 2 and an ongoing Terminal 3 project targeting completion by 2027.
The New Guangxi Clique builds an original military airfield near Nanning (Yongning Airfield), later used by the US Fourteenth Air Force during WWII (1942-1945) and taken over by the People's Liberation Army in December 1949.
Following an October 1958 decision to relocate the airport away from the urban area, the new Nanning Wuxu Airport enters operation in November 1962 with a 2,400-meter runway.
A new 25,885 m² terminal, designed for 2.5 million annual passengers, enters service in April 1998.
The airport is officially renamed Nanning Wuxu International Airport.
A new 3,200-meter runway with upgraded taxiways is commissioned in December 2008.
A large new Terminal 2, spanning 189,000 m² and inspired by Han-dynasty 'Phoenix Lantern' design, officially opens on 25 September 2014.
Construction begins on Terminal 3 in January 2023, designed for 34 million annual passengers, with completion expected around 2027.
General encyclopedic sources (Wikipedia, SKYbrary). Terminal 3's 2027 completion target is a forward-looking construction schedule and should be treated as provisional.