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Passport is Ticket
No need to print e-tickets. Your physical passport is your boarding pass.
Security Check
Arrive 2h early. Security is strict. Power banks must be <20,000mAh.
In-Flight Meals
Domestic flights often serve hot meals, even in Economy class.
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China Metro Payment Guide: Avoid Getting Stuck at the Gate (2026)
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7 Essential Steps to Booking Foreigner Friendly Hotels in China: The 2026 Safe Booking Guide
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China Chunyun 2026 Survival Guide: 9 Essential Tips for the Spring Festival Rush
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Best Airlines Flying to China 2026: Route Reviews and Entry Tips
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How to Book Trains in China on Trip.com: The 2026 Insider Guide
Let’s be honest: navigating China’s train system used to be a rite of passage involving sweat, frantic translation apps, and the constant fear of missing your departure because you couldn’t find the right “Ticket Collection”…
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Flight FAQs
Do I need a printed ticket?
No. Just show your Passport at the check-in counter. China uses an e-ticket system linked to your ID.
How early should I arrive?
For domestic flights, arrive 2 hours early. Security checks in China are thorough and queues can be long.
What about names?
Enter your name EXACTLY as it appears on your passport machine-readable zone. Order: Last Name / First Name.
Is my luggage included?
Major carriers (Air China, etc.) include luggage. Budget carriers (Spring Airlines) often do not.
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