Beijing Capital International Airport
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About Beijing Capital International Airport
Beijing Capital is China's second-busiest airport and the primary hub for Air China and the Star Alliance in Beijing. It has three terminals — T1, T2, and T3 — with T3 being the largest and handling most international and Air China flights. T3 is divided into Concourse D (domestic) and Concourse E (international), connected by an automated people mover. Understanding which terminal and concourse your flight departs from is critical for lounge planning.
Terminal & Concourse Overview
Terminal 1
Terminal 1 is the smallest terminal, primarily serving Hainan Airlines and some domestic carriers. It has a compact layout with a single pier of gates.
Terminal 2
Terminal 3 (Air China / Star Alliance)
Terminal 3 is the largest terminal and Air China's hub. It has Concourse D (domestic gates) and Concourse E (international gates), connected by an automated people mover (APM). Air China's flagship lounges are in T3-E.
Terminal Map & Lounge Locations
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Terminal 2
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Lounges by terminal or concourse
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Terminal 3 (Air China / Star Alliance)
Air China Business Class Lounge (Terminal 3, Concourse E)
Gate area E1-E20 (not independently checked)
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Air China First Class Lounge (Terminal 3, Concourse E)
Gate area E1-E20 (not independently checked)
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Grand Lounge (Terminal 3, Concourse D)
Gate area D1-D24 (not independently checked)
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What to Consider Before Settling Into a Lounge at PEK
Beijing Capital's three-terminal layout is the main challenge. T1, T2, and T3 are not all connected airside. T3's Concourse D and E are connected by an automated people mover. Always confirm your terminal and concourse before choosing a lounge. Note that Beijing also has Daxing International Airport (PKX) — make sure you are at the right airport.
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