Airport Codes
Total 1 airports of RCYU
Hualien Airport (IATA: HUN, ICAO:RCYU) is located in the city of Hualien, Taiwan,china.
Airport Overview
Hualien Airport(HUN), ICAO code RCYU, serves Hualien in eastern Taiwan, China, at approximately 24.0231°N and 121.6180°E. The airport operates in the UTC+08:00 time zone and functions primarily as a regional passenger airport rather than a dedicated international cargo gateway. For air freight, its practical role is generally local collection, airport-side handling and connection planning rather than guaranteed long-haul uplift. Our service team can assess whether a shipment can move directly through Hualien Airport or should be consolidated and transferred to a larger Taiwan gateway. Cargo acceptance, aircraft capacity, operating windows, customs procedures and onward routing must be confirmed for the specific shipment and date.
| Airport | Hualien Airport |
|---|---|
| Codes | HUN / RCYU |
| Location | Hualien, Taiwan, China |
| Coordinates | 24.0230999, 121.6179962 |
| Time zone | UTC+08:00 |
Key Highlights
Cargo Facilities & Services
Hualien Airport should be planned as a regional airport with cargo capability subject to operator, carrier and handling-agent confirmation. We do not assume the availability of dedicated specialist infrastructure unless it is confirmed for the shipment.
- General cargo: Acceptance, screening, weighing, build-up and storage arrangements must be checked with the operating carrier or appointed ground handler.
- Temperature-controlled cargo: Pre-arrange acceptance and transfer protection; do not assume an on-site cold room, validated pharmaceutical handling or uninterrupted temperature control.
- Dangerous goods: Acceptance depends on the carrier, aircraft type, package limits, documentation and trained handling resources available on the planned movement.
- Customs-controlled cargo: Import, export or transit status should be confirmed before delivery. A local warehouse or external customs-controlled facility may be required.
- Oversized or heavy freight: Confirm aircraft door dimensions, cargo compartment limits, handling equipment and road access before packing or trucking.
Routes & Transit Times
- Domestic connection planning: Regional Taiwan movements may be considered where an operating carrier accepts the cargo and the schedule provides usable capacity. Passenger schedule changes can affect cargo availability.
- International routing: Shipments normally require evaluation of a transfer through a larger Taiwan gateway or another approved hub. The final routing depends on carrier booking, customs status and connection capacity.
- Consolidation: Our team can compare airport-to-airport, truck-air and gateway consolidation options instead of assuming direct uplift from Hualien Airport.
- Transit variability: Weather, mountain-area road conditions, aircraft substitutions, security screening, customs inspection and missed connections can extend the planned transit time.
No fixed flight frequency, carrier allocation or transit commitment should be assumed without shipment-specific confirmation.
Hinterland & Key Cargo
Operations & Compliance
- Cut-off control: Regional flights may have earlier cargo acceptance cut-offs than major gateways. Our team confirms the carrier’s acceptance deadline, screening deadline and truck delivery appointment before dispatch.
- Documentation: Provide a commercial invoice, packing list, air waybill instructions, accurate HS classification and shipper/consignee details. Export, import, transit or controlled-goods documents may vary by routing.
- Special cargo declarations: Dangerous goods, lithium batteries, dry ice, live animals, perishables and pharmaceuticals require advance approval, compliant packing, marks, labels and declarations where applicable.
- Inspection and release: Customs or security inspection can delay connection planning. Cargo should remain accessible for examination and should not be delivered to the airport before acceptance instructions are issued.
Shipping Tips
- Send our service team the cargo dimensions, gross weight, piece count, commodity, value, origin, destination and requested ready date before booking.
- Request a direct-airport feasibility check first, then compare a planned truck-air solution through a larger Taiwan gateway if direct regional capacity is unsuitable.
- Use robust, stackable export packaging with clear piece marks and a packing list; confirm pallet, ULD, height and weight restrictions before final packing.
- For temperature-sensitive, dangerous, live or agricultural cargo, submit technical documents and handling requirements before the booking is released.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Hualien Airport handle international air freight directly?
Direct international acceptance should not be presumed. Our team checks the operating carrier, customs status, cargo type and available connection before recommending direct movement or transfer through a larger gateway.
Is there a guaranteed daily cargo flight?
No. Regional passenger schedules, aircraft assignments and cargo allocations may change. Flight frequency and usable cargo capacity are confirmed shipment by shipment.
Can dangerous goods or lithium batteries be shipped through the airport?
Possibly, but only after carrier review. The acceptance decision depends on the UN classification, packing instruction, battery details, labels, declaration, aircraft restrictions and available trained handling resources.
How should urgent cargo be planned?
Provide the ready time, delivery deadline and complete cargo profile early. Our team compares regional uplift with truck-air alternatives and includes contingency time for screening, weather and connection risk.
Can temperature-controlled or perishable goods be accepted?
Acceptance requires advance confirmation of storage, transfer protection, packaging, documents and carrier capability. Shippers should not tender such cargo until the handling chain is approved.
Data Sources & Provenance
Airport name, codes, city, country/region, coordinates and time zone are reproduced from the supplied airport master data. Operational statements are presented as planning guidance and remain subject to current carrier, airport operator, ground-handler, customs and security confirmation.
- Regulatory and airport reference: caa.gov.tw
- Customs and clearance reference: web.customs.gov.tw
- Industry code and air transport reference: iata.org
- International aviation standards reference: icao.int
No unverified cargo throughput, warehouse area, runway specification, carrier schedule, handling fee or guaranteed transit time is stated in this module.