PVG

Pvg, represented internationally by the IATA code PVG, refers to Shanghai Pudong International Airport, located in the Pudong New Area of Shanghai, China. Its ICAO code is ZSPD. The airport is operated by Shanghai International Airport Co., Ltd., with ownership by the Shanghai municipality through the Shanghai Airport Authority. Since its opening in 1999, Pudong International has been a major international gateway and an important hub for air travel in eastern China, complementing the city’s other airport.

Pudong serves as a primary international hub for China Eastern Airlines and hosts a wide range of domestic and international carriers. The airport handles both passenger and cargo traffic and supports a broad network of routes to Asia, Europe, the Americas, and other regions. It features two passenger terminals (Terminal 1 and Terminal 2) and related satellite facilities, supported by two parallel runways.

Facilities at Pudong include modern security, customs, and passenger processing capabilities, along with lounges, shops, and dining options. The airport emphasizes efficiency and connectivity to accommodate high volumes of travelers and cargo.

Transport connections are a key aspect of Pudong’s accessibility. The airport is connected to central Shanghai by the Shanghai Metro Line 2 and the Shanghai Maglev Train, which runs between Longyang Road and the airport. Road access is provided by expressways and various shuttle services, making it a central node in regional transportation.

Overall, PVG is a major component of Shanghai’s aviation infrastructure and an important international hub in East Asia, facilitating international travel and trade.