Transportation
Traffic & Transportation
As the largest transportation hub in northwest China, Xi'an has formed a network of high-level
highways, railways, aviation and fiber stretching to all directions. There are many enterprises engaged in both domestic and international freight services with good quality and quick transportation.
Aviation: Xi'an Xianyang International Airport is a major airport of domestic flight courses and international airliners, and is also one of the 6 regional hub airports under Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), with the annual capability of 10 million person time and 130,000 tons freight. At present, it has established business relations with 25 airlines from China and abroad and opened 160 flight courses and other 12 flight courses, including international flight courses to Japan, Korea, Thailand, and Malaysia etc., regional flight courses to Hong Kong and Macao as well as chartered flights to Singapore and Azerbaijan.
Railway: The Longhai-Lanxin Railway Line (double-track) passing through Xi'an is the second Eurasia Land Bridge. The Longhai Line joins in Xi'an with other five local lines (Xi'an-Yuxia, Xi'an-Tongchuan, Xi'an-Houma of Shanxi, Xi'an-Yan'an, and Xi'an-Ankang) formed the largest railway communications hub in the northwest. The railways of Xi'an to Baotou and Xi'an to Nanjing are under construction. Xi'an Railway Station is one of the top grade passenger sections in China. And Xi'an Cargo Station is one of the top grade cargo sections in China and also the largest goods distribution center in northwest and southwest regions
Highway: Xi'an has become one of the cities with the most concentrated national high level highway
connections, where 2 state highway arteries, 3 major westward passenger routes and 5 state highways intersect. In addition, 7 provincial highways radiate from Xi'an or around it. These trunk lines connect the 10 major cities around (namely Taiyuan, Shijiazhuang, Zhengzhou, Wuhan, Hefei, Chongqing, Chengdu, Lanzhou, Yinchuan and Baotou) and formed a ˇ°One-day Transportation Circleˇ±. The total length of highways around Xi'an amounts to 3,300 km, of which 9 high-grade highways, with nearly 300 km in total length, have been already put into use.
As the largest transportation hub in northwest China, Xi'an has formed a network of high-level
highways, railways, aviation and fiber stretching to all directions. There are many enterprises engaged in both domestic and international freight services with good quality and quick transportation. Aviation: Xi'an Xianyang International Airport is a major airport of domestic flight courses and international airliners, and is also one of the 6 regional hub airports under Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), with the annual capability of 10 million person time and 130,000 tons freight. At present, it has established business relations with 25 airlines from China and abroad and opened 160 flight courses and other 12 flight courses, including international flight courses to Japan, Korea, Thailand, and Malaysia etc., regional flight courses to Hong Kong and Macao as well as chartered flights to Singapore and Azerbaijan.
Railway: The Longhai-Lanxin Railway Line (double-track) passing through Xi'an is the second Eurasia Land Bridge. The Longhai Line joins in Xi'an with other five local lines (Xi'an-Yuxia, Xi'an-Tongchuan, Xi'an-Houma of Shanxi, Xi'an-Yan'an, and Xi'an-Ankang) formed the largest railway communications hub in the northwest. The railways of Xi'an to Baotou and Xi'an to Nanjing are under construction. Xi'an Railway Station is one of the top grade passenger sections in China. And Xi'an Cargo Station is one of the top grade cargo sections in China and also the largest goods distribution center in northwest and southwest regions
Highway: Xi'an has become one of the cities with the most concentrated national high level highway
connections, where 2 state highway arteries, 3 major westward passenger routes and 5 state highways intersect. In addition, 7 provincial highways radiate from Xi'an or around it. These trunk lines connect the 10 major cities around (namely Taiyuan, Shijiazhuang, Zhengzhou, Wuhan, Hefei, Chongqing, Chengdu, Lanzhou, Yinchuan and Baotou) and formed a ˇ°One-day Transportation Circleˇ±. The total length of highways around Xi'an amounts to 3,300 km, of which 9 high-grade highways, with nearly 300 km in total length, have been already put into use.
