NGO — Chubu Centrair International Airport, Nagoya
Built on a man-made island in Ise Bay and opened in 2005 for the World Exposition, replacing cramped Komaki inland. A single long runway and 24-hour operation.
The airport
- City
- Nagoya
- Country/region
- Japan
- Runway
- 3,500 m
- Slots
- 270
- Open
- 2005 onwards
- International flights
- Accepted
- Playable in
- Japan Deregulation & Bubble · Japan Deregulation to Modern · East Asia Open Skies · Japan Modern
Its 3,500 m runway takes 181 of the game's 182 aircraft types — up to the Airbus A380-800.
About Nagoya
Japan's third industrial centre, on the Pacific coast midway between Tokyo and Osaka. Toyota and its suppliers fill the plain around it, and the Shinkansen puts both bigger cities within two hours.
Population about 8,700,000 at the game's 2030 snapshot.
Nagoya is a business market: its traffic comes from companies and connections rather than from holidays, which rewards frequency over seat count.