Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE)

Taoyuan, TW 🇹🇼 Large International Airport Scheduled Service

ICAO

RCTP

IATA

TPE

Elevation

106 ft

Region

TW-TAO

Airport Information

GPS Code: RCTP

Local Code: Not available

Location: 25.0777° N, 121.233002° E

Continent: AS

Type: Large International Airport

Keywords: Taoyuan County Dayuan District. 臺灣桃園國際機場

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Terminal Information

Runways

Designation Length Width Surface Status
05L/23R 12008 ft 197 ft CON Active Lighted
05R/23L 10991 ft 197 ft CON Active Lighted

Radio Frequencies

Type Description Frequency
APP TAIPEI APP 119.6 MHz
APP TAIPEI APP 123.5 MHz
APP - 125.1 MHz
ATIS ATIS 127.6 MHz
CLD CLNC DEL 121.8 MHz
DEP - 128.5 MHz
GND GND 121.7 MHz
TWR TAIPEI TWR 118.7 MHz

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Ground Transportation

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Nice airport Posted by on June 25, 2011

Our experience was very good at this newish airport... People were helpful to point us to the right direction to T1 via the sky train. Free wifi as well as nice duty free & food outlets. Truevtestbis the clean & well maintained toilets!

SIA Flight 006 Posted by on September 4, 2010

Runway 05 is the runway where 9V-SPK(Singapore Airlines)crashed and burst into flames because of hitting a construction material...MAY THOSE WHO DIED THAT DAY REST IN PEACE......

Chiang Kai Shek International Airport SUCKS! Posted by Noli on December 26, 2008

You know what, Chiang Kai Shek International Airport (Taoyuan, Taiwan) SUCKS! I had a stop over flight at Chiang Kai Shek International Airport from Tokyo Japan en route to Manila last November of this year (2008). I found the people in Taiwan's so called International airport unaccommadating, unhelpful to passengers needs. I was lost at the airport then finding my way wondering where should I go next after I disembark the plane from Tokyo. As a transit passenger from Tokyo, I should take another plane en route to Manila. But there was no airport personnel guiding passengers who had just disembark the plane from Tokyo in sight. I found myself discombobulated, disappointed and disgusted. So, I ended up facing a frowning Immigration officer telling me that I got it all wrong.FUCK!

Another thing, Chiang Kai Shek International Airport personnel LOVE to FROWN specially the Taiwanese women at the airport. Their frowning only makes Taiwanese women look UGLIER! HA!

A place To Learn About Paralell Runways Posted by XingR on July 29, 2007

Transited many times on trips to and from the Philippines. Chian Airlines and EVA Air both hub here. A mediocre terminal in my view, someday I'd like to actually visit the island of Taipei, it would likely make up for the airport. This airport is sadly noted as the location of one of the more tragic and well-known "wrong departure runway" accidents, Singapore Air Flt 006.