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dwoolly Jun 6, 2013 10:56 pm

PVG terminal question
 
When I depart Shanghai (PVG), after I clear China Customs and Immigration, check in for my flight, clear security, and all that, is it possible, and allowed, to walk between terminal two and terminal one so that I can visit the various airline clubs that I am a member of?

YVR Cockroach Jun 6, 2013 11:04 pm

No. They are far far apart

dwoolly Jun 6, 2013 11:28 pm

But... if I am willing to make the walk, can it physically and legally be done?

laspvg Jun 7, 2013 1:00 am

Not possible at all as it is not connected air side.

MSPeconomist Jun 7, 2013 9:27 am


Originally Posted by dwoolly (Post 20880219)
When I depart Shanghai (PVG), after I clear China Customs and Immigration, check in for my flight, clear security, and all that, is it possible, and allowed, to walk between terminal two and terminal one so that I can visit the various airline clubs that I am a member of?

You seem to have the order wrong. You first check in, then do security and outgoing passport control, with additional security at the gate (hand search for liquids in the jetway) for USA-bound flights.

scubainstructor87 Jun 7, 2013 10:44 pm


Originally Posted by dwoolly (Post 20880219)
When I depart Shanghai (PVG), after I clear China Customs and Immigration, check in for my flight, clear security, and all that, is it possible, and allowed, to walk between terminal two and terminal one so that I can visit the various airline clubs that I am a member of?

I have been to quite a few clubs (*A and OW) at PVG and they are not worth hopping around for

bridgeair Jun 8, 2013 2:04 am

Once you are airside you cannot get from one terminal to another.

Taiwaned Jun 15, 2013 1:18 am

Terminal 1 is primarily a hub for China Eastern Airlines and domestic airlines. The exception is a few Skyteam partners (Air France, JAL) are also located in Terminal one.

Terminal 1 is older than Terminal 2. There is NOTHING nice and comfortable about Terminal 1.

As others have mentioned, they are located on opposite sides of each other and are not connected airside.

moondog Jun 15, 2013 1:41 am


Originally Posted by Taiwaned (Post 20926642)
Terminal 1 is primarily a hub for China Eastern Airlines and domestic airlines. The exception is a few Skyteam partners (Air France, JAL) are also located in Terminal one.

Terminal 1 is older than Terminal 2. There is NOTHING nice and comfortable about Terminal 1.

As others have mentioned, they are located on opposite sides of each other and are not connected airside.

While I admit that 2 is marginally nicer than 1, they both suck.

anacapamalibu Jun 15, 2013 7:11 am


Originally Posted by moondog (Post 20926680)
While I admit that 2 is marginally nicer than 1, they both suck.

Reason being...lack of creativity. Beautiful shell, with nothing inside.

mosburger Jun 15, 2013 7:58 am


Originally Posted by moondog (Post 20926680)
While I admit that 2 is marginally nicer than 1, they both suck.

The landside Chinese dim sum breakfast at T1 is still better than T2, if you have an early morning arrival.

PaxCGN Jun 15, 2013 10:42 am


Originally Posted by dwoolly (Post 20880314)
But... if I am willing to make the walk, can it physically and legally be done?

Even if you're physically very fit, I doubt you could make it all the way to T2 before the security guards catch up with you and arrest you:)

deltaflyer08 Jun 17, 2013 10:30 am

once you check in and go through customs you cannot go to the other terminal


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