Nagoya Airport (Komaki Airport)

Nagoya Airport, also called Komaki Airport, is a regional airport in Japan. The airport is run by Aichi Prefecture and managed by Nagoya Airport Terminal Building Co., Ltd. It serves commuter, regional and business jet flights.

The site says the airport links nine Japanese cities. These include Sapporo Ohkaki, Aomori, Iwate Hanamaki, Yamagata, Niigata, Izumo, Kochi Ryoma, Fukuoka and Aso Kumamoto. The site says scheduled flights are domestic only.

The airlines listed on the site are FDA (Fuji Dream Airlines) and JAL. The site lists phone numbers for airline bookings. It says tickets can also be bought on each airline's website.

The terminal is open from 6 am to 10 pm. The site lists a business jet terminal, shops and restaurants, meeting rooms, and an events calendar.

Access is by airport bus from Nagoya Station, Nishiharu Station and Katsugawa Station, and by taxi or rental car. Parking can be full in the autumn travel season. The site suggests airport buses or a parking sharing service in that case.

The site answers common questions. There are no scheduled international flights. Liquids in carry on bags are tested at security. The security checkpoints open with the flight schedule. An ATM is on the first floor in the Family Mart store, and coin lockers are near the first floor elevator.