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Chubu Centrair International Airport

Tokoname · Japan · Asia/Tokyo

1Runways
11,483Longest (ft)
15Elevation (ft)
42Route Records
27Airline Records
UTC+9Timezone
122Mapped Stands
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Route Intelligence

35Regional Hub
Shortest route
HNDTokyo Haneda International Airport281.6 km
Japan Airlines Domestic
Longest route
DTWDetroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport10,520.7 km
Delta Air Lines
Nearest international
PUSGimhae International Airport717.1 km
Japan Airlines Domestic
Longest international
DTWDetroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport10,520.7 km
Delta Air Lines
Longest domestic
ISGNew Ishigaki Airport1,678.6 km
All Nippon Airways

Airport Connectivity Score

35/100

Regional Hub

Destinations served42 destinations
Airline diversity27 airlines
Haul mix coverage4 of 4 distance categories

Calculated from destination count, airline diversity, and haul-mix coverage. More signals (customs/border access, ground handling capacity) will be added as the dataset grows.

Runways

18/3611,483 ftAsphalt/ConcreteLIT

Haul Mix

short-haul
25
medium-haul
9
long-haul
6
ultra-long-haul
2

Geographic Context

Nearest airport
NKMNagoya Airport / JASDF Komaki Air Base45.5 km
Nearest same country
NKMNagoya Airport / JASDF Komaki Air Base45.5 km
Nearest international
KPOPohang Airport (G-815/K-3)680.6 km
Farthest airport
CCMForquilhinha - Criciúma Airport19,114.6 km
Within 500 km: 37 airportsWithin 1,000 km: 91 airportsWithin 2,000 km: 205 airports

10 Nearest Airports

1NKMNagoya Airport / JASDF Komaki Air Base45.5 kmM
2QGUGifu Airport59.9 kmM
3ITMOsaka Itami International Airport124.8 kmL
4FSZMount Fuji Shizuoka Airport126.7 kmL
5UKBKobe Airport146.6 kmL
6KIXKansai International Airport150.6 kmL
7FKJFukui Airport152.2 kmM
8KMQKomatsu Airport / JASDF Komatsu Air Base174.4 kmL
9MMJShinshu-Matsumoto Airport177.2 kmM
10SHMNanki Shirahama Airport187.7 kmM

ATC Frequencies8

APPAPP121.05 MHz
ATISATIS121.075 MHz
CLDCLD121.85 MHz
DEPDEP120 MHz
GNDGND121.8 MHz
RDRRDR125.5 MHz
TCATCA119.25 MHz
TWRTWR118.85 MHz

Top Aircraft Types

737
14
320
11
333
10
73H
8
321
8
738
7
343
5
735
5
777
4
DH8
4

Live Departures & Arrivals2

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SJX839Unknown type5,725 ft
JAL3087B7385,550 ft

Source: adsb.lol — community ADS-B network. Approximate local traffic within 40nm, not a definitive schedule.

Airline Records in Dataset27

CAAir China
D7AirAsia X
NHAll Nippon Airways
AAAmerican Airlines
OZAsiana Airlines
CXCathay Pacific
5JCebu Pacific
CIChina Airlines
MUChina Eastern Airlines
CZChina Southern Airlines
DLDelta Air Lines
EYEtihad Airways
AYFinnair
GKGenesis
FWIbex Airlines
JLJapan Airlines Domestic
NUJapan Transocean Air
7CJeju Air
KEKorean Air
LHLufthansa Cargo
PRPhilippine Airlines
SQSingapore Airlines Cargo
BCSkymark Airlines
TGThai Airways International
TKTurkish Airlines
UAUnited Airlines
VNVietnam Airlines

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Dining & Drinks

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Airport HistoryEst. 2005

Built on an artificial island in Ise Bay to serve the Nagoya metropolitan region, Centrair opened in February 2005 in time for the World Expo held nearby that year, replacing the capacity- and hour-constrained old Nagoya Airport. It has since added a dedicated budget-carrier terminal and a Boeing-787-themed retail attraction, and is now expanding with a second runway targeted for 2027.

Centrair is built entirely on a man-made island in Ise Bay, similar in concept to Japan's Kansai International Airport.
The airport's Flight of Dreams complex displays ZA001, the first Boeing 787 Dreamliner ever built.
2000
Construction Begins

Construction starts in August 2000 on an artificial island about 35 km south of Nagoya, with a budget of roughly ¥768 billion and a single 3,500-meter runway.

2005
Airport Opens for Expo 2005

The airport opens on 17 February 2005, timed to serve the influx of visitors to the World Exposition (Expo 2005) held in the region that year.

2005
Early Airline Volatility

Several international carriers struggle to sustain new routes in the airport's first years; American Airlines withdraws after only about seven months of service in 2005.

2018
Flight of Dreams Opens

A Seattle-themed retail and exhibition complex called Flight of Dreams opens, featuring the first Boeing 787 Dreamliner prototype on permanent display.

2019
Terminal 2 Opens

A second terminal dedicated to budget carriers opens on 20 September 2019, adding international and domestic gates.

2023
Delta Cancels Detroit Route

Delta Air Lines permanently cancels its Nagoya–Detroit route in 2023, leaving Finnair as the airport's sole European carrier by 2024.

2025
Second Runway Construction Begins

Construction begins on a second, 3,290-meter parallel runway, scheduled for completion in 2027.

General encyclopedic sources (Wikipedia, Japan Guide, Transportation History). Second-runway completion (targeted 2027) is a forward-looking construction schedule and should be treated as subject to change.