Hami Airport (ICAO: ZWHM；; IATA:HMI) is a military-civilian airport, located 3 13km east of Dunhuang Airport and 5 14km west of Urumqi International Airport. Hami Airport was built in 1932. The existing Hami military airport was built on the former site of 1964 Hami civil aviation airport. From 198 1 is a military-civilian airport. Its specifications and standards were designed according to the standards of military airports and the use of military aircraft at that time. In 2008, it was expanded and changed to military and civilian use.
Hami is one of the earliest cities in Xinjiang to build station navigation. 1932, Hami airport opened an international route from Shanghai-Xinjiang-Soviet Union to Berlin, Germany. During the Anti-Japanese War, Hami Airport became an important channel for transporting anti-Japanese aid to China. 198 1 year suspension. Resumed flight in 2007.
There are currently 20 airports in Xinjiang.
They are Urumqi Diwobao International Airport, Kashi Airport, yining airport Airport, Altay Airport, Hotan Airport, Korla Airport, Karamay Airport, Tacheng Airport, Kuqa Qiuci Airport, Qiemoyudu Airport, Aksu Wensu Airport, Narati Airport, Kanas Airport in Brzin, Turpan Jiaohe Airport, Hami Airport, Bole Alashankou Airport, Fuyun Cocotohai Airport, Shihezi Garden Airport, Shache Airport, Ruo.