Narita International Airport

Narita International Airport is a major international airport in Chiba Prefecture, east of central Tokyo. It is one of the principal gateways for international air travel to the Greater Tokyo Area.

Narita Airport Terminal 1: The largest passenger terminal at Narita International Airport, serving airlines across several groups. It handles major airline operations, including Star Alliance and SkyTeam carriers.
New Tokyo International Airport: The former official name of Narita International Airport, used from its opening until 2004. The airport opened under this name in 1978.
Japan Airlines: Japan’s flag carrier and one of the country’s largest international airlines. It operates international and domestic services from Narita.
Tokyo metropolitan area: The extensive urban region centered on Tokyo, spanning the capital and neighboring prefectures. Narita extends the metropolitan area’s access to global air routes.
Narita Airport Terminal 2: A passenger terminal at Narita International Airport serving several international and domestic airlines. It is a principal base for Japan Airlines and oneworld carriers.
Sanrizuka–Shibayama struggle: A prolonged protest movement against the construction and expansion of Narita Airport. Local opposition profoundly shaped the airport’s construction and operating history.
All Nippon Airways: A major Japanese airline that operates domestic and international passenger flights. It uses Narita as one of its international operating bases.
Airport rail link: A passenger railway connection between an airport and surrounding urban areas. Narita’s rail services have made airport access a major part of its regional impact.
Narita Airport Terminal 3: A terminal at Narita International Airport designed primarily for low-cost carriers. Its streamlined facilities support the airport’s budget-airline operations.
Airport construction in Japan: The planning and building of airports within Japan’s political and geographic context. Narita became a defining case of contested airport development in Japan.

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