An interior view of the Taizhou Luqiao Airport. [Photo/Tide News]

Taizhou Luqiao Airport will start its new winter flight season on Oct 26, running for 154 days until Mar 28, 2026.

The upcoming schedule introduces new domestic routes, increases flight frequency on popular routes, and restores key connections to strengthen the airport's national network and meet the growing demand for winter and spring travel.

During this season, Taizhou Luqiao Airport will operate 28 routes connecting 30 major Chinese cities, including Beijing, Jieyang, Guangzhou, Nanning, Chongqing, and Xi'an, served by 14 airlines, with one new carrier joining the list. New routes to Yancheng will be launched, while flights to Changchun and Nanning will resume, and routes to Xi'an and Haikou will increase in frequency. With these adjustments, the airport will serve a total of 30 destinations.

The restored Changchun and Nanning routes are expected to enhance Taizhou's air links to Northeast and Southwest China, facilitating business cooperation and travel exchanges. Both regions are popular winter destinations — Changchun for its snow and ice activities, and Nanning for its scenic landscapes, ethnic culture, and culinary traditions.

Flight frequency between Taizhou and Xi'an will increase from once to twice per day, and Taizhou–Haikou will expand from four weekly flights to daily service.

To encourage travel during the off-peak period, special fares will begin at 250 yuan ($35) for Taizhou–Yancheng, 420 yuan for Taizhou–Nanning, and 500 yuan for Taizhou–Changchun.