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Aral Tarim Airport (ACF)
Aral Tarim Airport serves Aral and the surrounding Xinjiang region as a compact domestic gateway. Compare transfer options to central Aral and nearby destinations, and plan your onward journey with ease.
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About Aral Tarim Airport
Aral Tarim Airport is a domestic airport serving Aral and the surrounding Xinjiang region in northwestern China. Opened in 2022, it provides scheduled passenger connections from the city and nearby areas to other destinations in China.
Located about 12 km south of central Aral, the airport operates as a compact 4C-level regional facility. It has a single passenger terminal and a 2,800-metre runway suitable for aircraft such as the Boeing 737-800 and Airbus A320.
Passengers can reach the airport by road using taxis, private transfers or local vehicle services, making the journey between central Aral and the terminal relatively straightforward.
With essential passenger facilities, a small terminal layout and domestic flight services, Aral Tarim Airport functions as a convenient entry point for travellers visiting Aral and the wider Tarim area.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Aral Tarim Airport operates a single passenger terminal serving domestic flights. The compact terminal handles check-in, departures, arrivals and passenger services within one main building.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Aral Tarim Airport
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