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Domestic Flights Expanded~ A More and More Convenient Narita International Airport ~Domestic Flights Expanded~ Since first opening in 1978, Narita International Airport has served as the gateway to Japan’s skies with its rich international flight network, with routes going to and from Europe, the Americas, Asia, and other parts of the world. In addition, Narita Airport’s expansive network of domestic flights makes it possible to travel to all parts of Japan. As of October 30, the number of flights going to and from Sapporo and Fukuoka will be increased. This day will also mark the start of flights traveling from Narita to Asahikawa. With the beginning of this new route, the total number of Narita’s domestic flight destinations will total to 9 cities (10 routes). With upcoming plans for the expansion of additional domestic flights, you can expect Narita Airport to become even more convenient in the future. In celebration of the new Narita-Asahikawa route, as well as to promote an even more convenient Narita Airport and the surrounding area and Chiba Prefecture as a whole, a delegation headed by Chiba Prefecture Governor Kensaku Morita, representing Chiba Prefecture and the 9 municipalities around Narita Airport, will ride the first flight from Narita to Asahikawa. They will depart on October 30, and will visit Asahikawa. There will also be a welcoming ceremony for the first flight arriving in Narita from Asahikawa. ○Narita Airport Domestic Routes(as of October 30,2011) Destination Flights per day Flight operator (round-trip) Asahikawa [New route] 2 Skymark Sapporo (Shin-Chitose) 6 ANA, JAL, Skymark Sendai 2 ANA, IBEX Airlines Komatsu 2 IBEX Airlines Nagoya (Chubu) 6 ANA, JAL Osaka (Itami) 4 ANA, JAL Osaka (Kansai) 1 JAL Hiroshima 2 IBEX Airlines Fukuoka 6 ANA ,JAL Okinawa (Naha) 2 ANA, JAL Overview of Visit to Asahikawa: [Flight information] SKY861 Date: Sunday, October 30, 2011 Departs Narita at 7:30am Arrives at Asahikawa at 9:15am [Delegation members] Governor of Chiba Prefecture Mayor of Narita City Mayor of Tako Town Mayor of Shibayama Town Deputy Mayor of Katori City President of Chiba Prefectural Tourism & Local Products Association Vice President of Narita International Airport Corporation [Scheduled activities] 9;15-9:45 In Arrival Lobby ※Event time is subjected to change by the flight arrival time. Ceremony commemorating the opening of the Narita-Asahikawa Route at Asahikawa Airport, giving away of commemorative goods, meeting with the Mayor of Asahikawa City Overview of the Welcoming Ceremony at Narita Airport: [Flight information] SKY862 Date: Sunday, October 30, 2011 Departs Asahikawa at 9:50am Arrives at Narita at 11:30am [Participating members] Chief executives from Chiba Prefecture, Narita International Airport Corporation, and the 9 municipalities surrounding Narita Airport [Scheduled activities] 11:30-12:00 In Teminal2 Domestic Arrival lobby(2F) ※Event time is subjected to change by the flighte arrival time. Mascot characters, including CHI-BA+KUN, will welcome the flight’s arrival while holding a banner, giving away of commemorative goods. [URL] http://www.pref.chiba.lg.jp/kuushin/press/2011/231017.html（Japanese） .
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