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Lüdao Airport (GNI/RCGI), also known as Green Island Airport, is a small domestic airport on Green Island off Taiwan's southeastern coast. It opened in the mid-1990s to improve access to Lyudao and is served mainly by short Daily Air flights from Taitung. The airport sits near the island's western side, close to Nanliao and popular snorkeling and coastal sights.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors buy ferry tickets as a backup even with a confirmed flight, because GNI's short runway and crosswinds can cancel flights with little notice.
🚖 Getting There
From Taitung, the main access is a 15-minute Daily Air flight from Taitung Airport or a ferry from Fugang Fishing Harbor to Nanliao Port on Green Island. The airport is only a few minutes by road from Nanliao Port, so taxis, hotel shuttles, and rental scooters are the usual onward options. Book transfers or scooter rentals ahead in peak summer, and allow extra time if weather threatens flights or ferries.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines fly to Lüdao Airport?
A: Daily Air operates scheduled domestic flights between Taitung Airport (TTT) and Lüdao/Green Island (GNI), typically using Dornier 228 aircraft. Flight time is about 15 minutes.
Q: How do I get from Lüdao Airport to the ferry port or towns?
A: The airport is on Green Island's west side, a short drive from Nanliao Port and the main visitor areas. Taxis, pre-arranged shuttles, and rental scooters are common; walking is practical only for nearby spots.
Q: Are flights often delayed or canceled?
A: Yes. Green Island flights are highly weather-dependent, especially during strong monsoon winds or typhoons. Schedules can change quickly, so keep a ferry option and buffer time.
Q: Is there public transportation at the airport?
A: Public bus service is limited. Most visitors arrange scooter rentals, taxis, or hotel shuttles; confirm pickup in advance.
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