Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Hong Kong International Airport (HKG)
Terminal 1 is Y-shaped and one of the world's largest enclosed spaces; an Automated People Mover (APM) connects distant gate areas.
Terminals & airlines
- Terminal 1, Terminal 2
Before you depart
After you land
- Arrivals (immigration, baggage claim, customs) are on Level 5 of Terminal 1.
Accessibility & special assistance
Contact your airline at least 48 hours before travel to arrange wheelchair or mobility assistance. HKIA is fully physically accessible, with disabled toilets, wheelchair access, and Braille signage throughout.
- Wheelchair assistance — Request through your airline in advance.
- Accessible restrooms — Available throughout both terminals.
Floor guide
- Level 5Arrivals — immigration, baggage claim, customs
- Level 6Security and departure gates, shops, lounges
- Level 7Check-in hall — airline counters, self-service kiosks
Ground transport
Taxi vs bus vs rail depends on group size, luggage, and traffic. Always verify prices at official desks or trusted apps.
Taxi
- Official taxi stands are outside the arrivals hall — look for the marked queue.
Get a ride with Uber ↗
Opens Uber with pickup set at HKG. Availability, fares, and vehicle types vary by city—check the app for current options.
Bus
- Airport buses serve Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and the New Territories from outside the terminal.
Rail (Airport Express)
- The Airport Express train runs every 10–12 minutes to Hong Kong Station in about 24 minutes.
Information is for planning only. Always confirm schedules and fares with the airport and operators before travel.