How to get to Zunyi Maotai Airport from Zunyi Station?

Take bus No.303 (in the direction of Donggong Temple), get off at Maocaopu Bus Terminal, take the bus at 8:30 or 9:30 to Renhuai, walk to Tianhao Hotel, and take the airport bus Renhuai Line (in the direction of Maotai Airport) to the airport.

Airports, also known as airports and airports, are more formally called air terminals. Airports come in different sizes. In addition to the runway, airports usually have towers, aprons, air passenger stations, maintenance workshops and other facilities, and provide airport control services, air traffic control and other services.

The earliest landing place of the plane is the grass, usually the circular lawn. Planes can take off and land at any angle and follow the favorable wind direction, and there will be anemometers and hangars around them (because planes at that time were usually made of wood and canvas, they would not be damaged by wind and rain, sun and rain).

After that, the area of soil field was used to avoid the increase of lawn resistance. But the soil yard is not suitable for humid climate, otherwise it will be muddy. With the increase of aircraft weight, the requirements for take-off and landing have also increased, and concrete runways have begun to appear. This runway is suitable for any weather and any time.

The oldest airport in the world is controversial at present, but College Park Airport, which was established in 1909 and located in Maryland, USA, is the oldest airport in the world and is still in continuous operation, although it is only a small airport.

Another airport with the longest history in the world is bisbee Douglas International Airport in Arizona, USA, where the first airplane in American history is parked. 1908, Douglas Aviation Club was established, and so was the glider.

At that time, the glider was towed by two horses and flew behind the Douglas YMCA building. 1909, airplanes began to be equipped with motors and propellers, and Arizona became the first region with powered airplanes. A letter from President Roosevelt confirmed the status of the airport as the first international airport in the United States, in which the President declared it "the first international airport in the United States".