Wuhan Tianhe International Airport
Wuhan (Huangpi) · China · Asia/Shanghai
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Airport HistoryEst. 1995
Wuhan Tianhe International Airport opened in 1995 to replace the city's older, smaller airfields and has grown through several terminal generations into a major central-China hub for China Eastern and China Southern Airlines. It drew global attention in early 2020 as the airport at the center of the initial COVID-19 outbreak lockdown in Hubei province.
On July 1, the Chinese government approves plans to build a new commercial airport in Tianhe town, Huangpi District, to replace Wuhan's aging airfields.
The airport opens on April 15, replacing Wangjiadun and Nanhu airports as Wuhan's primary air gateway.
Terminal 2 opens on April 15, handling domestic flights with capacity for 13 million passengers annually.
A dedicated international terminal opens in December, serving international routes as well as Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan flights.
Terminal 3 opens on August 31 alongside a new second runway, adding 35 million passengers of annual capacity and becoming the airport's main terminal.
The airport closes on January 23 as part of the Wuhan/Hubei lockdown at the center of the pandemic's first major outbreak, reopening on April 8 after extensive disinfection.
Terminal 2 reopens on April 15 after a multi-year renovation that had closed it since 2017.
A new 3,200-meter third runway is completed, further boosting the airport's operating capacity.
Wikipedia. The COVID-19 closure section reflects widely reported events from January-April 2020; it describes historical events only, not current airport status.