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Core Insights - Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport has seen a significant increase in passenger traffic, reaching 76.52 million from January 1 to December 2 this year, surpassing last year's total [1] - The introduction of the T3 terminal and the fifth runway has enhanced operational capacity, contributing to a 19.01% year-on-year increase in international passenger numbers, totaling 15.84 million [1] - The airport's strategy as a comprehensive international aviation hub is accelerating, with a focus on expanding high-density and high-quality route networks in the Greater Bay Area [2] Passenger Traffic Growth - In November, Baiyun Airport recorded 7.32 million passengers, reflecting a year-on-year increase of over 12.56% [2] - The winter-spring flight schedule includes 10,728 weekly passenger flights, with several airlines increasing routes from Guangzhou [2] - New routes to South Asia and Oceania have been established, including direct flights to Kolkata and Delhi, and an increase of 30% in Oceania flight frequencies [2][3] International Route Expansion - Over 30 new, restored, and enhanced international routes have been launched this year, with more than 100 international and regional destinations now served [3] - Baiyun Airport is solidifying its position as the primary gateway from Southern China to Africa and the Middle East, with plans to further develop routes to Southeast Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, Australia, New Zealand, and Africa [3] Cultural and Tourism Integration - The T3 terminal features a panoramic viewing platform and cultural installations, attracting significant visitor traffic and enhancing the airport's role as a cultural hub [4] - The platform has welcomed over 3,000 visitors daily since its opening, with nearly 100,000 non-traveling visitors recorded in November [4] - Baiyun Airport has introduced immersive experiences that combine aviation culture, architectural aesthetics, and smart building features [4] Transportation Infrastructure Development - The T3 terminal has upgraded the airport's transportation system, including the opening of a comprehensive transportation center and improved access via highways and intercity trains [5] - The T3 transportation center spans 370,000 square meters, connecting three terminals and linking to multiple transportation modes, creating a "30/60/180" connectivity model for the Greater Bay Area [5] - This infrastructure development aims to facilitate seamless connections between major cities and airports in the region, promoting a "railway airport cluster" [5]