Yangzhou Taizhou International Airport YTY / ZSYA

Serves the twin cities of Yangzhou and Taizhou in central Jiangsu from a site in Jiangdu District; opened May 2012, renamed to its current International title in March 2016, and upgraded to 4E classification in December 2018 when its single runway was extended to 3,200m, enabling widebody types up to B747/A340. 2025 traffic of 4,163,596 passengers (per the CAAC 2025 airport-production bulletin) was up +14.1% on 2024's confirmed 3,648,564 (also reported as approximately 364.86 wan, +11.8% over 2023); a national ranking figure could not be independently confirmed and has been omitted rather than restated unverified. Ownership is a three-party joint venture — Eastern Airports Group (51%), Yangzhou municipal government (39.2%), and Taizhou municipal government (9.8%) — not a wholly-owned Eastern Airports Group subsidiary as an earlier draft of this record stated. International/regional routes as of early 2026 remain limited to Spring Airlines' Seoul-Incheon service plus its new Bangkok-Suvarnabhumi route launching 11 April 2026; a previously drafted Shenzhen Airlines-Kuala Lumpur route could not be verified in any source checked and has been removed pending confirmation. Treat YTY as a growing domestic-trunk airport with thin, single-carrier-dependent international service rather than an established international gateway; no independently verifiable ILS category, curfew, or PPR data was found for this record and those fields should be confirmed against AIP China directly before operational use.