PEK
Beijing, China

Beijing Capital International Airport

3 listed terminal / concourse areas5 lounges covered

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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.

Listed gate areas: 1-20
Directory note (not independently checked): T1 has limited lounge options. The Hainan Airlines Lounge is the main option here. If departing from T2 or T3, do not use a T1 lounge.

Terminal 2

Listed gate areas: 21-50, C1-C30

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.

Listed gate areas: D1-D24, E1-E20

Terminal Map & Lounge Locations

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Gate areaLounge

Terminal 1

Area / gate coverage not source checked1 lounge
Gates 1-20
1
6
11
16
20
Layout divider, not a confirmed connection

Terminal 2

Area / gate coverage not source checked1 lounge
Gates 21-50
21
26
31
36
41
46
50
Gates C1-C30
1
6
11
16
21
26
30
Layout divider, not a confirmed connection

Terminal 3 (Air China / Star Alliance)

Area / gate coverage not source checked3 lounges
Gates D1-D24
1
6
11
16
21
24
Gates E1-E20
1
6
11
16
20

This schematic uses listed gate ranges, not measured geometry. Lines are not confirmed connections. Undocumented walking times are withheld. Check the airport's own map and current signage. Data methodology

Lounges by terminal or concourse

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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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