Popular Airport | Longjia Intl. Airport |
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Popular Airlines | |
Approximate Flight Duration | 5 hour 40 min |
Approximate Travel Distance | 4611 Km |
You can easily travel to Allama Iqbal International Airport from Lahore city center by getting on a taxi or renting a car. If you prefer using a means of public transportation, you can get on a bus going to the airport. Whichever alternative you prefer, you should not forget that traffic in Lahore can be very heavy. You should take the road a bit earlier in order not to miss your flight.
There are many car rental companies in the city center. When renting a car, pay attention to the terms of the contract and bargain if possible. Keep in mind that the traffic can be heavy, and most of the drivers are careless. If you have enough budget, rent a car with a driver. You can reach Allama Iqbal International Airport from the city center by driving eastward on Aziz Bhatti, Canal Bank or Zarrar Shaheed Road and following the airport signs.
Taxi is not a commonly used transportation option since rickshaws are more preferred for short distances in the city center. However, your hotel can arrange a taxi for you. Make sure to bargain on the fare. Travelling to the airport from the city center costs approximately 600-700 Pakistani Rupee.
You can reach Allama Iqbal International Airport from many parts of the city by using the bus routes B-08 and B-28. The bus route B-08 departs from the main bus station and passes through the main train station. You shouldn’t forget that there are separate seats for women in the buses.
Lahore's main airport was once Walton Airport. When Pakistan International Airlines acquired its first Boeing 720, Walton Airport was unable to handle the landing and take-off this aircraft. Therefore, it was decided to build a new airport. This new airport called Allama Iqbal International Airport allowed Lahore to open its gates to the world. Today, regular flights are organized from the airport to many important cities such as İstanbul, Dubai, Paris, New York and Tokyo. Allama Iqbal International Airport, which is the second busiest airport of Pakistan, is located 15 kilometers of the city center.
The airport includes two terminals as domestic and international. The international terminal has a lounge, duty free shops and various eating and drinking areas. In addition, passengers can benefit from the Wi-Fi network at the airport for free. At the airport, you can buy souvenirs consisting of local Pakistani desserts.
Passengers arriving by air to Changchun, one of China's most crowded and important commercial cities, can choose between taxi, train or shuttle buses to get to the city center.
Those who want to travel by taxi to Changchun city center can take one from the terminal building number 1. All the taxis have to have their price lists on the front window and drivers are required to have a service card. Taking a taxi that meets these requirements can help you reduce potential problems. In Changchun, taxi customers need to pay for all the bridges and passages through the trip. For this reason you can choose the train or shuttle buses for a more economical journey.
The express trains you can reach from Longjia Railway Station, which is at the main terminal building of Changchun Airport, operate between 7:20 and 20:34. It takes about half an hour for the trains that depart every hour, to reach the city center.
The shuttle buses, which carry passengers from the airport to the city center, start to operate in the morning with the first aircraft landing and continue to work until the last plane lands to the airport. There is a 10 minute drive from the People's Square, the last stop on the shuttle buses to the city center, and the city center.