Guangzhou Military Region
| Name | Coordinates |
| Shek Kong Airfield (Hong Kong) | 22°26′12″N 114°4′49″E / 22.43667°N 114.08028°E / 22.43667; 114.08028 |
| Baihe Ning Ming Air Base | 22°7′14″N 107°7′29″E / 22.12056°N 107.12472°E / 22.12056; 107.12472 |
| Changde Air Base | 28°55′8″N 111°38′23″E / 28.91889°N 111.63972°E / 28.91889; 111.63972 |
| Changsha Huanghua Int Air Base | 28°4′8″N 112°57′29″E / 28.06889°N 112.95806°E / 28.06889; 112.95806 |
| Dangyang Air Base | 30°47′55″N 111°48′36″E / 30.79861°N 111.81°E / 30.79861; 111.81 |
| Foluo Northeast Air Base (Hainan Dao) | 18°41′32″N 109°9′41″E / 18.69222°N 109.16139°E / 18.69222; 109.16139 |
| Guangzhou Baiyun Airport | 23°11′8″N 113°15′55″E / 23.18556°N 113.26528°E / 23.18556; 113.26528 |
| Guangzhou East Airfield | 23°9′53″N 113°22′8″E / 23.16472°N 113.36889°E / 23.16472; 113.36889 |
| Guangzhou MR Air Base | 32°23′20″N 111°41′42″E / 32.38889°N 111.695°E / 32.38889; 111.695 |
| Shadi Air Base | 23°5′0″N 113°4′12″E / 23.083333°N 113.07°E / 23.083333; 113.07 |
| Guilin Liangjiang International Airport | 25°13′10″N 110°2′27″E / 25.21944°N 110.04083°E / 25.21944; 110.04083 |
| Guilin-Tannan Air Base | 25°11′38″N 110°19′14″E / 25.19389°N 110.32056°E / 25.19389; 110.32056 |
| Guiping Mengshu Air Base | 23°19′51″N 110°0′34″E / 23.33083°N 110.00944°E / 23.33083; 110.00944 |
| Haikou City (Hainan Dao) | 20°1′8″N 110°20′49″E / 20.01889°N 110.34694°E / 20.01889; 110.34694 |
| Haikou Meilan International Airport | 19°56′8″N 110°27′34″E / 19.93556°N 110.45944°E / 19.93556; 110.45944 |
| Hong Kong International Airport | 22°18′32″N 113°55′10″E / 22.30889°N 113.91944°E / 22.30889; 113.91944 |
| Huangtian Airport | 22°38′31″N 113°48′51″E / 22.64194°N 113.81417°E / 22.64194; 113.81417 |
| Huiyang Air Base | 23°3′0″N 114°36′0″E / 23.05°N 114.6°E / 23.05; 114.6 |
| Jialaishi Air Base (Hainan Dao) | 19°41′50″N 109°43′35″E / 19.69722°N 109.72639°E / 19.69722; 109.72639 |
| Kaiyang Guiyang Air Base | 26°32′21″N 106°48′5″E / 26.53917°N 106.80139°E / 26.53917; 106.80139 |
| Leiyang Air Base | 26°35′14″N 112°53′30″E / 26.58722°N 112.89167°E / 26.58722; 112.89167 |
| Lingshui Air Base (Hainan Dao) | 18°29′40″N 109°59′16″E / 18.49444°N 109.98778°E / 18.49444; 109.98778 |
| Liujiang-Liuzhou Air Base | 24°12′32″N 109°23′29″E / 24.20889°N 109.39139°E / 24.20889; 109.39139 |
| Macau International Airport | 22°8′58″N 113°35′29″E / 22.14944°N 113.59139°E / 22.14944; 113.59139 |
| Mei-Xian Air Base | 24°15′54″N 116°6′0″E / 24.265°N 116.1°E / 24.265; 116.1 |
| Nanning Wuxu Air Base | 22°36′28″N 108°10′22″E / 22.60778°N 108.17278°E / 22.60778; 108.17278 |
| Sanya Phoenix International Airport | 18°18′12″N 109°24′41″E / 18.30333°N 109.41139°E / 18.30333; 109.41139 |
| Shantou Northeast Airfield | 23°25′38″N 116°45′33″E / 23.42722°N 116.75917°E / 23.42722; 116.75917 |
| Shaoguan Air Base | 24°58′43″N 113°25′15″E / 24.97861°N 113.42083°E / 24.97861; 113.42083 |
| Suixi Air Base | 21°23′45″N 110°12′00″E / 21.39583°N 110.2°E / 21.39583; 110.2 |
| Tiahe Air Base | 26°51′25″N 114°44′14″E / 26.85694°N 114.73722°E / 26.85694; 114.73722 |
| Tian Yang Air Base | 23°43′14″N 106°57′36″E / 23.72056°N 106.96°E / 23.72056; 106.96 |
| Yongxing Island Airport | 16°50′0″N 112°20′40″E / 16.833333°N 112.34444°E / 16.833333; 112.34444 |
| Wuhan Air Base | 30°35′55″N 114°14′32″E / 30.59861°N 114.24222°E / 30.59861; 114.24222 |
| Xiangshui Hsu Air Base | |
| Xiaogan Air Base | 30°57′16″N 113°54′41″E / 30.95444°N 113.91139°E / 30.95444; 113.91139 |
| Yuen Long Airport | 22°26′11″N 114°4′49″E / 22.43639°N 114.08028°E / 22.43639; 114.08028 |
| Zhanjiang Airport | 21°13′1″N 110°21′28″E / 21.21694°N 110.35778°E / 21.21694; 110.35778 |
| Zhuhai Airport | 22°0′27″N 113°22′33″E / 22.0075°N 113.37583°E / 22.0075; 113.37583 |
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