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The current '''Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport''' (IATA code: CAN) was formally put into operation on [[August 5]], 2004, replacing its predecessor completed in the 1930s. The new airport, with a total investment of 19.8 billion yuan, is well-equipped and modernized. Serving 111 destinations at home and aboard with 152 domestic and international air routes, the airport functions as one of the three hub airports of [[China]] along with [[Beijing Capital International Airport]] and [[Shanghai Pudong International Airport]]s, as well as an air hub with worldwide connections. In 2007, the airport, with 30,958,467 people handled, was the second busiest passenger airport on the mainland of China, after Beijing Capital International Airport and before Shanghai Pudong International Airprot. The airport was also the third busiest in China, after Shanghai Pudong and Beijing Capital international airports, and the 30th busiest worldwide in terms of cargo transport. Website: www.gbiac.net
[[File:An overview of Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport.jpg|thumb|An overview of Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport]]
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