O Aeroporto Internacional de Narita (NRT) é um dos dois grandes aeroportos que servem a área metropolitana de Tóquio, localizado na cidade de Narita, na prefeitura de Chiba, a aproximadamente 60 quilômetros do centro de Tóquio. Com mais de 35 milhões de passageiros anuais, Narita serve como o principal hub de voos internacionais de longa distância para a região de Tóquio, complementando o Aeroporto de Haneda. O aeroporto possui três terminais: o Terminal 1, utilizado por companhias aéreas da Star Alliance e SkyTeam; o Terminal 2, utilizado por companhias Oneworld e outras; e o Terminal 3, dedicado a companhias aéreas de baixo custo. Narita é um hub importante para a Japan Airlines (JAL) e a All Nippon Airways (ANA), as duas maiores companhias aéreas do Japão. O Narita Express (N'EX) conecta o aeroporto à estação de Tóquio em aproximadamente 60 minutos, enquanto os autocarros Limousine oferecem ligações a vários pontos da cidade. As instalações de Narita são de qualidade excepcional, com restaurantes que servem gastronomia japonesa autêntica — desde sushi e ramen até tempura — lojas com produtos tradicionais japoneses, banhos termais (onsen) e lounges premium. O aeroporto é também porta de entrada para experiências culturais japonesas, desde templos antigos a metrópoles futuristas.

Aviation Terms

Iluminação de aeródromo (AGL: Airfield Lighting) Categoria Aeroporto (Airport Category) Elevação do Aeroporto (ELEV: Airport Elevation) Corpo de Bombeiros do Aeroporto (ARFF: Airport Fire Station) Sala VIP do Aeroporto (Airport Lounge) Ponto de referência do aeroporto (ARP: Airport Reference Point) Avental (Apron) Controle automatizado de passaportes (APC: Automated Passport Control)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get from Narita Airport to central Tokyo?

The Narita Express (N'EX) runs to Tokyo Station in about 60 minutes for JPY 3,250, continuing to Shibuya and Shinjuku. The Keisei Skyliner reaches Ueno in 36 minutes for JPY 2,570. For a budget option, the Keisei Access Express takes about 60 minutes to Asakusa for JPY 1,270. Highway buses to Tokyo and Shinjuku stations cost around JPY 1,300-3,200.

How many terminals does Narita Airport have?

Narita has three terminals. Terminal 1 handles full-service international carriers and is divided into North and South wings. Terminal 2 serves ANA, JAL international flights, and some full-service carriers. Terminal 3 is the budget terminal used by low-cost carriers like Jetstar, Peach, and Spring Airlines. A free shuttle bus connects all three terminals.

Which airlines have a hub at Narita Airport?

All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan Airlines (JAL) both use Narita as their primary international gateway, though an increasing number of long-haul routes have shifted to Haneda. ANA operates mainly from Terminal 1, while JAL uses Terminal 2. Narita is a major transit point for flights between North America and Southeast Asia.

Is Narita Airport far from Tokyo?

Yes, Narita is located approximately 60 km (37 miles) east of central Tokyo in Chiba Prefecture. The journey to Tokyo Station takes 60 minutes by Narita Express train or 90-120 minutes by bus depending on traffic. This distance is why many travelers prefer Haneda Airport, which is only 14 km from the city center.

Does Narita Airport have overnight facilities?

Yes, Narita has several options for overnight stays. The Nine Hours capsule hotel in Terminal 2 offers compact sleeping pods bookable by the hour. There are also full-service hotels connected to or near the airport, including the Hilton Tokyo Narita and the Narita Airport Rest House. Terminal 1 and 2 have designated rest zones with reclining seats.