Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 1

Terminal 1 is the first passenger terminal of Hong Kong International Airport. Covering an area of 570,000 square meters, the building once held the world record for the largest airport terminal in the world (the record was broken by Terminal 3 of Beijing Capital International Airport with an area of 980,000 square meters in 2008). The building has a boarding booth, a pick-up area and a shopping corridor at Hong Kong Airport. Airport passenger corridors (namely boarding gates 1-80 and 5 1 1-530) are also located in terminal 1.

Hong Kong International Airport 1 Terminal was designed by the famous British architect Huo Langming, with a glass curtain wall of 55,000 square meters and a carpet of 1 17000 square meters. Inspired by the concept of flight, the design of the passenger terminal building is Y-shaped, aiming at making it as convenient as possible for passengers, including simple and clear signs, 3 km long escalators, driverless railways and so on. , so that passengers can quickly and conveniently shuttle through the whole building. The design also allows passengers to use different means of transportation to and from the city in the shortest time. Therefore, besides the airport express line, there is also a ground transportation center next to the building, which provides airport bus service, taxi service, hotel car parking and so on. Terminal 1 has been expanded twice. The Northwest Passenger Corridor was opened in June 2000 at 5438+ 10, and the expanded East Lobby was completed in 2004. In addition, the north and south sides of Terminal 1 are reserved for expansion.

In order to comply with the laws of Hong Kong, the unrestricted area of the passenger terminal building has been designated as a no-smoking area since 2007. The passenger terminal building is equipped with assistive facilities for the disabled, which also meets international standards. The free wireless Internet service (Wi-Fi) provided by PCCW covers the entire 1 terminal, and anyone can use it for free. 3/F- Airport ground transportation center (with passenger station, taxi station and hotel station) and parking station;

4th floor-enclosed area;

5/F- Pick-up Lobby: shops, banking services, restaurants, China travel agencies, luggage storage, hotel car counters, report centers, meeting points and bars; Airport express line to downtown platform; Tianqiao connects the rich airport hotel;

6th floor-airline offices, Hong Kong government departments, AA offices, lost and found offices and clinics;

7/F- Passenger registration hall: passenger service center, shops, banks, restaurants, overweight baggage consignment, China travel agency, report center, airport post office, prayer room: airport express line arrives at the airport/goes to the Expo platform;

Departure mezzanine: restaurant

8/F- airport bus (from the city center) drop-off station;

There are toilets and baby rooms for tourists on the fifth and seventh floors. 1/F- automated people mover platform (between East Lobby and West Lobby of Terminal 1 (Gate 40-80) and Terminal 2);

Second floor-baggage handling area;

3rd floor-airport operation control center and apron;

4th floor-enclosed area;

5th floor-arrival floor: transfer registration office;

6/F- Departure floor: boarding gate, hair salon, public terminal, airline VIP room, free Internet access facilities, rest area, children's play area, banking services, mailboxes, restaurants and shops;

7th Floor-Departure Floor: Bathing facilities, public terminal, airline VIP room, restaurant, shops and small auditorium. Terminal 2 was put into use in early February 2007.

Terminal 2 covers an area of about 6.5438+0.4 million square meters. It is the hub of land, sea and air transportation, and can be connected to Haitian Passenger Terminal at sea. There are bus services to Chinese mainland, local hotels and team lands. Terminal 2 and a number of newly built facilities will constitute the future development plan of Airport-Sky City.

Terminal 2 is connected with the third floor of the terminal through the entrance and exit. At present, 12 airlines check in here. Passengers who have checked in at Terminal 2 and passed the customs can change to the MRT system and go to the East Hall of Terminal 1, but they have to change lanes in the East Hall to go to Terminal 33 and further boarding gates. 3rd floor-Cross-border bus lobby (cross-border bus to China mainland, tourist bus parking place), shops, restaurants, laundry shops, convenience stores, report centers, toilets and baby rooms; Enter Terminal 1 and Airport Ground Transportation Center;

5th floor-convenience store, registration hall: passenger registration counter, shop, restaurant, toilet, baby room; Airport express line arrives at the airport/goes to the Expo platform;

6th floor -4D giant screen studio, starlight hall, aviation exploration hall, challenge hall, restaurant, shop, banking service, toilet and baby; Airport bus (from downtown) drop-off station (not yet open). 1/F- automated people mover platform (between East Lobby of Terminal 1 and Terminal 2)

Second floor-

3rd Floor-Departure Floor: Hong Kong Commercial Shipping Center (BAC), located in the exit inspection hall, is a special shipping center with independent facilities and services, which provides comprehensive services for private passengers and VIPs, including lounge, private room with shower, business conference facilities, ground handling and baggage transportation services, refueling services, entry and exit and security services, and also provides equipment for managing flight plans.

In addition, a special space and boarding gate are provided for private jets. The main users of the commercial shipping center are private charter flights and VIP reception.