🇨🇳 Zhenjiang Dalu Airport

Zhenjiang Dalu Airport (ZSDL (AZJ)) is a small airport primarily dedicated to general aviation located in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, China. It does not have scheduled commercial airline service in the traditional sense of major passenger terminals or large airliners.

• Type of Facility: Zhenjiang Dalu Airport is a general aviation center and airfield, serving private flights, pilot training, and aviation tourism. It is explicitly noted as having "no airline service" and lacks the extensive facilities found in typical commercial passenger terminals, such as large duty-free zones or food courts. The airport infrastructure is described as modern and compact, designed for the rapid service of private and training flights.
• Location and Basic Runway Information: The airport is situated in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, China, with coordinates 32.23650° N latitude and 119.71870° E longitude. It has an elevation of 16 feet (5 meters) above mean sea level. The airport features one runway, designated 13/31. Some sources indicate a runway length of 800 meters.
• Known Uses: Its primary functions include pilot training, sightseeing flights over the Yangtze Delta, aerial photography, and emergency rescue operations. As of July 2025, Zhenjiang Dalu Airport has also seen the restoration and increased frequency of a "Zhenjiang—Hefei" short-distance transportation route, providing low-altitude commuter services.
• Historical Significance: Construction for Zhenjiang Dalu Airport began in September 2012. It was developed as part of a 21st-century initiative to open low-altitude airspace for private and commercial aviation purposes within China, and it is part of a developing aviation industrial park.