Terminal 1
The main base of China Eastern Airlines, also used by several SkyTeam partner airlines. Some gates are in satellite concourse S1, reached by an automated train.
También conocido como: Shanghai Pudong Airport, Pudong Airport, Shanghai Airport, PVG Airport.
PVG · ZSPD · Shanghai

Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) is the main international airport of Shanghai, China. It is the main hub of China Eastern Airlines and its subsidiary Shanghai Airlines, and a base for Juneyao Air and Spring Airlines. Flights reach cities across China, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, North America and Oceania, with foreign airlines including Lufthansa, Emirates, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, British Airways and United Airlines.
The airport has two terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, each linked by an automated train to a satellite concourse (S1 and S2). A third terminal is under construction.
Pudong airport sits on the coast about 30 km east of the city center. It is different from Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (SHA), on the west side of the city, which handles mostly domestic and regional flights; the Airport Link Line connects the two in about 40 minutes.
From the airport, most travelers head to the Bund and Nanjing Road, the Lujiazui business district in Pudong, the People's Square area, and Hongqiao Railway Station for high-speed trains to Suzhou, Hangzhou and Beijing.
Shanghai Airport Authority
About 85 million in 2025
Five runways, one used for COMAC C919 test flights
China Eastern Airlines
1999
Before landing, fill in China's online arrival card through the NIA 12367 app, the National Immigration Administration website or its WeChat or Alipay mini program; paper cards and kiosks are also available at immigration. Nationals on China's visa-free list can stay up to 30 days through 31 December 2026, eligible transit passengers can use the 240-hour visa-free transit with an onward ticket to a third country, and everyone else needs a visa.
If you arrive at a satellite gate, an automated train takes you to the main terminal for passport control. Collect your bags in the baggage hall, then pass through customs into arrivals.
Outside, follow the signs to the official taxi queue at the curb, or walk to the shared station between the two terminals for the Maglev, Metro Line 2 and the Airport Link Line. If you booked a driver, meet them in the arrivals hall. Turn down anyone inside the terminal who offers you a ride.
Shanghai has hot, humid summers and cool, damp winters. Local time is China Standard Time (UTC+8, no daylight saving), and the currency is the renminbi (yuan, CNY); Alipay and WeChat Pay are widely used.
The Maglev plus metro suits most daytime travelers heading into the city, while a taxi is simpler with luggage or after the Maglev closes.
Use the official taxi queue outside Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. The drive to central Shanghai takes about 45 to 75 minutes depending on traffic.
The Maglev reaches Longyang Road in Pudong in about 8 minutes, running roughly from 7 am to just before 10 pm. You then change to Metro Line 2 for the city center, which adds time with luggage.
Metro Line 2 runs from the Pudong Airport Terminal 1 & 2 station through Lujiazui, People's Square and Nanjing Road to Hongqiao. It is direct but slow, with many stops before downtown.
The Airport Link Line, opened in December 2024, connects Pudong airport with Hongqiao airport and Hongqiao Railway Station in about 40 minutes, useful for onward high-speed trains.
Airport bus lines run to places such as the Jing'an Temple area, Shanghai Railway Station and Hongqiao airport. Journeys take about 50 minutes to more than an hour.
A pre-booked driver meets you in arrivals and takes you to your hotel without changes, which helps after late flights, but it needs booking in advance.
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Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 stand close together and are joined by a walkway, with the shared Metro, Maglev and Airport Link stations between them.
Automated trains link Terminal 1 with satellite concourse S1 and Terminal 2 with satellite concourse S2; allow extra time if your gate is in a satellite.
The main base of China Eastern Airlines, also used by several SkyTeam partner airlines. Some gates are in satellite concourse S1, reached by an automated train.
Used by Air China, most Star Alliance and Oneworld airlines, Emirates and Juneyao Air, plus some China Eastern flights. Some gates are in satellite concourse S2, reached by an automated train.
The main airlines at Shanghai Pudong International Airport.
All Nippon Airways T2
Tokyo, Osaka
China Eastern Airlines T1
Domestic China, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, Paris, Milan, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Toronto, Vancouver, Sydney, Tokyo, Singapore, Dubai
Juneyao Air T2
Domestic China, Athens, Brussels, Helsinki, Manchester, Melbourne, Sydney, Tokyo, Osaka, Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Hong Kong, Taipei
Shanghai Pudong International Airport is about 30 km east of central Shanghai. The Bund is roughly 43 km away by road, about 55 minutes without heavy traffic. The Maglev covers the 30 km to Longyang Road in about 8 minutes, where you change to Metro Line 2 for downtown.
Pudong (PVG) is Shanghai's main international airport, east of the city. Hongqiao (SHA) lies on the west side and handles mostly domestic and regional flights, next to Hongqiao Railway Station. The two are connected by the Airport Link Line in about 40 minutes, so check which code your ticket shows.
Pudong has two passenger terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, each connected by an automated train to a satellite concourse, S1 and S2. The two main terminals stand next to each other with the rail stations between them. A third terminal is under construction.
China Eastern Airlines and several SkyTeam partners such as Air France and Delta mainly use Terminal 1. Air China, Star Alliance and Oneworld airlines, Emirates and Juneyao Air use Terminal 2. Some China Eastern flights also use Terminal 2, so check your ticket or airline app.
Follow the taxi signs from arrivals to the official queue outside Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. Licensed taxis use the meter. The drive to central Shanghai usually takes about 45 to 75 minutes depending on traffic. Do not accept rides from people who approach you inside the terminal.
The Shanghai Maglev runs from the station between Terminals 1 and 2 to Longyang Road in Pudong in about 8 minutes. Trains run roughly from 7 am until just before 10 pm, every 15 to 30 minutes. At Longyang Road you change to Metro Line 2 to continue into the city.
Yes. Metro Line 2 starts at the Pudong Airport Terminal 1 & 2 station and runs through Lujiazui, People's Square and Nanjing Road to Hongqiao. It needs no change for central Shanghai, but it makes many stops and is slower than combining the Maglev with the metro.
Yes. DiDi is widely used in Shanghai and works through its own app or as a mini program inside Alipay or WeChat, which accept linked foreign cards. Choose the marked ride-hailing pickup area for your terminal, which is separate from the official taxi queue outside arrivals.
Most foreign travelers must complete China's arrival card, available online through the NIA 12367 app, the immigration website or a WeChat or Alipay mini program. Nationals on China's visa-free list can stay up to 30 days through 2026, and 240-hour transit applies with an onward ticket.
The Airport Link Line, which opened in December 2024, runs from Pudong airport to Hongqiao airport and Hongqiao Railway Station in about 40 minutes. From Hongqiao, high-speed trains leave for Suzhou, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Beijing. Metro Line 2 also reaches Hongqiao but takes much longer.
The Bund is about 43 km from Pudong airport by road, roughly 55 minutes by taxi without heavy traffic. By rail, take the Maglev to Longyang Road and Metro Line 2 to East Nanjing Road, a short walk from the Bund, or ride Line 2 directly from the airport.
Shanghai uses China Standard Time, UTC+8, with no daylight saving time. The currency is the renminbi, also called the yuan (CNY). Alipay and WeChat Pay are used almost everywhere and both accept linked foreign cards. Summers are hot and humid, and winters are cool and damp.
Shanghai Pudong International Airport handled about 85 million passengers in 2025, according to published traffic figures. It is run by the Shanghai Airport Authority, has five runways and is the main hub of China Eastern Airlines, with Shanghai Airlines, Juneyao Air and Spring Airlines also based there.
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