Nagoya Airfield

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The Nagoya (Japanese名古屋 飞行 场Nagoya Hikōjō ) Airport is an airport located in the municipality of Toyoyama, Komaki, Kasugai and Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Before the opening of Central Japan International Airport, he was of great importance for the region Nagoya. He has the IATA airport code NKM and the ICAO airport code RJNA. It is operated by the Aichi Prefecture.

Main users of the airport are the Japanese Self-Defense Forces.

History

Objectives

As of February 2005 operated J- Air, a subsidiary of Japan Airlines, multiple destinations in Japan (Obihiro ( Hokkaido ), Yamagata, Akita, Matsuyama, Nagasaki, Kitakyushu ), but pulled up to March 2011 Completely from Nagoya Airport back because the parent company JAL was in financial difficulties.

Today, Fuji Dream Airlines ( FDA ) is the only airline at Nagoya Airport, which opened its first connection to Fukuoka in October 2010. Since then, FDA has expanded its route network, some relations are offered in code-share with JAL.

  • Aomori
  • Hanamaki
  • Yamagata
  • Niigata
  • Fukuoka
  • Kumamoto
  • Kōchi

Transport links

The airport can be ( in Kitanagoya ) or from Kachigawa JR Station reached ( in Kasugai ) with buses from Nishiharu Meitetsu Station. There is also a direct bus from Nagoya Station.

There were many years plans to connect the airport with a short new route to Ajiyoshi Meitetsu Station ( in Kasugai ) to the Meitetsu railway network ( Komaki - line), but this was abandoned after the opening of Centrair 2005.

International Civil Aviation Organization airport code IATA-Code 1944 Komaki, Aichi Kasugai, Aichi J-Air Tokachi-Obihiro Airport Yamagata Airport Matsuyama Airport Nagasaki Airport Hanamaki Airport Niigata Airport Fukuoka Airport Kumamoto Airport Kitanagoya, Aichi
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