AQ (AQ)

226 non-stop routes across 74 airports. Main hub: Guangzhou (CAN).

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Main hubs for AQ

Where AQ concentrates its operations — sorted by routes flown from each airport.

#1 · CAN 42 routes Guangzhou China #2 · KWE 14 routes Guiyang China #3 · NGB 9 routes Ningbo China #4 · NKG 8 routes Nanjing China #5 · HFE 6 routes Hefei China

Where AQ flies most

Top destination countries by route count.

#1 213 routes China Flights to China #2 5 routes Lao People's Democratic Republic Flights to Lao People's Democratic Republic #3 4 routes Thailand Flights to Thailand #4 3 routes Malaysia Flights to Malaysia #5 1 routes Japan Flights to Japan

Related guides

Sibling pages from across Flightmaps — country aggregations, airport rosters, and visa context for AQ.

All airports in China Flights from China Visa-free with China passport Cheapest month to fly to Guangzhou

Top AQ destinations

Guangzhou · 42 routesGuiyang · 14 routesNingbo · 9 routesNanjing · 8 routesHefei · 6 routesWuxi · 6 routesHaikou · 6 routesHarbin · 5 routesShenyang · 5 routesWenzhou · 5 routesZhengzhou · 5 routesVientiane · 4 routes

AQ network at a glance

  • 226 non-stop routes
  • 74 airports served
  • Total network span: 314,508 km
  • Longest route: URC-CAN (3,278 km)
  • Shortest route: WEF-DLC (335 km)

Frequently asked questions about AQ

  • How many routes does AQ operate?

    AQ (AQ) operates 226 non-stop routes across 74 airports worldwide.

  • What is AQ's main hub?

    AQ's busiest hub is Guangzhou (CAN) in China, with 42 non-stop routes from this airport alone.

  • What is AQ's longest route?

    AQ's longest non-stop route is URC-CAN at 3,278 km.

  • Where does AQ fly the most?

    AQ flies most often to China, with 213 routes serving destinations in China.