Live arrivals at Guangzhou Baiyun
Live arrival times, delays, status and terminal for Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN), what each column means, and when to head for the terminal.
Just landed, or meeting someone? Compare airport transfer prices before you leave the terminal.
| Time | Flight | From | Status | Terminal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flight numbers, airlines, times, status and terminal appear here as soon as the airport feed answers. | ||||
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The board above is live and refreshes on its own. It covers the flights around now — what has just landed and the rest of the day ahead — so a flight further out than that isn’t listed yet.
What the columns mean
Time is the scheduled arrival. When the airline revises it, the new time appears alongside the original rather than replacing it, so you can see both what was planned and what’s now expected.
Flight is the airline’s flight number — the thing to search for if you were sent a booking reference instead.
From is the departure city.
Status comes from the airline and the airport rather than from us. It moves through the day: expected, then landed, and occasionally delayed or diverted in between.
Terminal tells you which building to head for. Terminal 1 closed to passengers in 2026, so every flight here lands at Terminal 2 or Terminal 3 — and which one depends on the airline group, not on whether the flight is domestic or international.
If you’re meeting someone
Landing isn’t arriving. After the wheels are down there’s taxiing, immigration, baggage and customs, and at a large international arrival that’s a real stretch of time before anyone appears on the other side. Watch the status rather than the clock: a flight marked as landed means the wait has started, not ended.
A delay shown here is the airline’s own estimate and can move again — checking once more before you leave for the airport beats leaving early.