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Is the dining in the VIP room of T2 Airport in Capital Airport free?
It is free, provided that you have a VIP card in the joint venture bank, you can enter the VIP room.

Beijing Capital International Airport (ICAO airport code: ZBAAIATA airport code: PEK), referred to as "Capital Airport", is located in Shunyi District, China (under Chaoyang District) and is the busiest international airport in China. Beijing Capital International Airport is China's aviation gateway and an important window for foreign exchange.

Beijing Capital International Airport was built in 1958. After more than 50 years of operation, the annual passenger throughput of Beijing Capital International Airport has increased from 1978 to 86 128300 in 20 14 years, ranking second in Asia 1 and the world.

On September 4th, 20 15, Skytrax, the authoritative certification body of international civil aviation, released "Top 20 100 Global Airports", among which Beijing Capital Airport led domestic airports, ranking 10. The selection activities cover more than 240 airports around the world. According to the waiting time, cleanliness, shopping experience and other factors experienced by passengers, the final result was produced by the global 1. 1 100 million passengers through questionnaire survey and voting.

20 16 12 14 The annual passenger throughput of the Capital Airport officially exceeded 90 million passengers.

Beijing Capital International Airport is located in the northeast of Beijing, in Shunyi District, but under the jurisdiction of Chaoyang District, 25.35 kilometers away from Tiananmen Square. On the site selection of airport construction, the address of Capital International Airport was chosen in Shunyi, which belonged to Hebei Province at that time. Therefore, the land occupied by the airport has become a peripheral enclave of Beijing in Hebei Province, and the airport is under the jurisdiction of Chaoyang District of Beijing. Later, as Shunyi moved from Hebei to Beijing, the airport still belonged to Chaoyang District, so Shunyi District became the outer enclave of Chaoyang District. The newly-built T3 terminal in 2004 was built on the land in Shunyi District, so the T 1 and T2 terminals of Capital International Airport are enclaves outside Chaoyang District, while T3 terminal is the land in Shunyi District. Although the jurisdiction of the airport belongs to Chaoyang District, the airport staff are mostly from Shunyi District, and the senior airport staff are also deputies to the People's Congress and members of the CPPCC in Shunyi District.