Xianghuangqi Xinbaolage Airport is a Class A1 general airport. It obtained the airport use license in June 2020 and officially operated on September 3 of the same year, and successively opened short-distance transportation routes to Xilinhot, Miyun District in Beijing, and Hohhot. The airport is located nine kilometers northwest of Xinbaolage Town, Xianghuangqi, covering an area of about 38 hectares. It has a runway with a length of 1,200 meters and a width of 23 meters, three Class B stands and 20 Class A stands, one comprehensive terminal building of 2,600 square meters, one aviation company office building of 700 square meters, one tower (newly built), and two prefabricated hangars of 1,000 square meters each. It has installed the solar navigation aid lighting system, with supporting facilities and equipment. It is mainly engaged in short-distance transportation, flight training, general aviation tourism, unmanned aerial vehicle research and testing, and other navigation industries. At the same time, it plays a role in emergency rescue, agriculture and animal husbandry operations, and other services.

A total of 1,130 transportation movements were guaranteed, and 5,835 passengers were handled in 2021. The short-distance transportation passenger throughput of general airports ranked first in China.

The biggest advantage of the airport is the clearance condition, which is very suitable for flight training and aviation club activities. At present, the first aviation science museum with C919 as its theme in Inner Mongolia has been launched at Xianghuangqi Airport and is expected to open in February 2023. At the same time, projects such as flight camps, aircraft assembly and test bases, and aircraft parking and maintenance bases are being promoted.