Reuters recently published the results of a study done to assess the best and worst airports in China. The reputation scores were measured based on five categories, information, traffic, luggage, shopping and restaurants.
Chengdu scored the highest with a total of 18.8 out of a possible highest score of 20. Shanghai’s Pudong airport came in last with a mere 9.3. In positions 2 to 5 were Guangzhou Baiyun Airport (13.5), Beijing Capital Airport (11.7), Shanghai Hongqiao Airport (11) and Shenzhen Bao’an Airport (10.3) respectively.
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Keywords: Chinese Airport Reputation List
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I regularly use Pudong, while the airport is nice enough, it's convenient to get to considering how far it is away from the city, but it has two big problems: 1. The amenities are really poor for a large, modern airport like Pudong, there are a few overpriced, poor restaurants and shops, and that's all. At least the WIFI works. 2. Delays, holy crap the delays. There are of course some good things as well, immigration usually goes smoothly and the people are friendly enough (for being in China)
Mar 24, 2014 11:17 Report Abuse
I have used Chengdu airport once. Nothing special. Efficient, kinda drab ( 2010 ) Pudong, for a busy airport, it is pretty smooth running, bright, spacious and staff are reasonably friendly. I have used it four times. Cannot understand the lower ranking
Mar 24, 2014 07:47 Report Abuse
I used Chengdu airport a few times; travel went smoothly enough, but it didn't seem *that* remarkable. My beef is with ATMs and English, but I guess those problems are universal in China. It actually scored 25% higher than the 2nd airport? Sounds suspect.
Mar 22, 2014 13:03 Report Abuse
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