Cheap flights to Fuzhou
Travelers planning a visit to this port city arrive at Changle International Airport, located approximately 40 kilometers from the city center. The airport serves an extensive route network, connecting Fuzhou with dozens of domestic and international destinations. The most frequent flights are from Beijing (238 flights per week), Shanghai (149 flights), and Chengdu (135 flights). Regular flights from Chongqing are also popular, providing a steady flow of passengers.
In total, 24 airlines operate flights to this destination, offering a wide range of departure times and service levels. The leading carriers are Xiamen Airlines, China Eastern and Air China, which handle the majority of the traffic. To plan your logistics, you can explore the detailed section on how to get there, as well as check the weather before your flight. Below on the page, you will find departure city cards to help you easily select a suitable flight.
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Flight insights to Fuzhou
Data-driven trends for direct flights to Fuzhou — how often airlines fly, where passengers come from, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent departure cities
The most frequent direct routes to Fuzhou come from Beijing, Shanghai and Chengdu. Beijing leads with around 238 flights a week.
Top departure countries
Most direct flights to Fuzhou depart from China, Hong Kong and Japan. China alone accounts for about 85% of all direct routes.
- Chinaavg $124
- Hong Kongavg $112
- Japanavg $196
- Taiwan, Republic of Chinaavg $148
- Malaysiaavg $125
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes to Fuzhou range from Shanghai at $70 to Beijing at $125 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
Cheapest departure cities
The cheapest places to fly to Fuzhou from right now are Hefei from $57, Nanjing from $61 and Wuhan from $63.
Longest direct flights
The longest direct flight to Fuzhou is from New York City at about 16h 30m, followed by Jakarta (5h 24m) and Surabaya (5h 19m).
- New York City16h 30m
- Jakarta5h 24m
- Surabaya5h 19m
- Urumqi4h 57m
- Singapore4h 36m
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ChinaFrequently asked questions
- How many cities have direct flights to Fuzhou?
- Currently, flights to Fuzhou are available from 15 key cities, with information provided in the current route network. This allows passengers to choose convenient connecting hubs or direct flights.
- Which cities have the most flights to Fuzhou?
- The highest number of flights arrives from major metropolises like Beijing (238 flights per week), Shanghai (149 flights), and Chengdu (135 flights). Chongqing and Guangzhou also show high flight frequency.
- How many airlines serve this route?
- 24 airlines operate flights to Fuzhou. Among the largest carriers providing the most flights are Xiamen Airlines, China Eastern, and Air China.
- Which airport do flights arrive at?
- All major flights arrive at Changle International Airport (FOC), located about 40 kilometers from the city center. It is a modern transportation hub serving both domestic and international destinations.
- How can I find cheap tickets to Fuzhou?
- To find great deals, we recommend using the search form in the departure city cards shown below. Comparing prices from different carriers, such as China Southern or Hainan Airlines, will help you find the best option.
- When is the best time to buy flight tickets to Fuzhou?
- The best time to buy tickets is considered to be 1.5–2 months before the trip. You should also consider seasonality and China's national holidays, when demand for flights increases significantly.