It’s only 6 a.m., and already the runways of Beijing Capital International Airport are busy. In the coming hour, flights forced into inconvenient slots near daybreak will use 40% of the airport’s rated movement capacity. After that, operations will intensify with extraordinary speed. By 8 a.m...
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