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It's Jiaodong International Airport and Jiaozhou Airport. It is not the manual telephone number of Qingdao Jiaodong Airport customer service, 0532-96567 24 hours.

Qingdao Jiaodong International Airport is located in Qingdao, China, and is named after Qingdao, an ancient fishing village. The proper name of Qingdao originally refers to an island in the urban area of before the gulf. It is named Qingdao because of its perennial tree-lined and lush. The State Council approved China as an important coastal central city, coastal holiday tourist city and international port city.

Transportation transfer in Jiaodong International Airport;

1, high-speed railway

Qing Ji High-speed Railway passes through Qingdao Jiaodong International Airport Terminal and has Qingdao Airport Station. There are EMU trains passing by Qingdao West Railway Station, Hongdao Station, Qingdao North Railway Station and Qingdao Station.

2. Urban Railway

Qingdao Metro Line 8 passes through Qingdao Jiaodong International Airport Terminal and sets up Jiaodong Airport Station. After the opening of Qingdao Jiaodong International Airport, the subway station will be opened simultaneously.

3. Autopilot

From the main city of Qingdao to Qingdao Jiaodong International Airport, you can first drive along Huanwan Road to Shuangbu overpass, then enter Qinglan Expressway, reach Hetao Hub Interchange, then enter Qingdao Airport Expressway and finally reach Qingdao Jiaodong International Airport.

Qingdao Cangkou Airport:

1933 65438+ 10, Qingdao cangkou airport opened to traffic, which is a military airport. In June165438+1October, Qingdao Cangkou Airport officially opened its civil aviation business. The first route is the Shanghai-Nanjing-Haizhou-Qingdao-Tianjin-Beiping route opened by China Airlines using Stimson aircraft.

1938 65438+ 10, Qingdao was reoccupied by the Japanese invaders, and Qingdao Cangkou Airport was also controlled by its navy. Later, the "Japan Airlines Qingdao Departure Office" was established, and regular routes such as Beiping-Qingdao-Japanese capital, Fukuoka and Tokyo were opened.