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Centrair's History 2015 Related to Centrair Other Events 20 Year Anniversary of the Jan Centrair's History 2015 Related to Centrair Other events 20 year anniversary of the Jan. 17 2015 Great Hanshin Earthquake Skymark files for bankruptcy Jan. 28 protection from its creditors Centrair's 10th Anniversary Ceremony Flight operated by Taiwan’s is celebrated with a “half-way to Feb. 11 Feb. 4 TransAsia Airways crashes into coming of age” event together with river ten-year old children Light-up of the Oasis 21 Nagoya TV Feb. 16 Tower in celebration of Centrair’s ten- year anniversary Feb. 17 Centrair's 10th Anniversary Ceremony Staff uniform updates in information, Feb. 17 lounge, duty-free shops, and currency exchange locations An “Overnight Stay at the Airport Feb. 21 Event” and “Centrair Tour Cruise” held for “Centrair Thanks Day” Centrair Customer Satisfaction Award Ceremony: the airport staff who Prince William from England Feb. 27 Feb. 26 provided excellent customer service makes first visit to Japan over the last year were awarded Centrair won Skytrax’s “The World’s Opening of the Hokuriku Mar. 13 Best Regional Airport” award for Mar. 14 Shinkansen train line between customer service Nagano and Kanazawa Passenger plane operated by Solaseed Air launches new route to Germanwings, a low-cost Mar. 29 Mar. 24 Okinawa (Naha) German carrier, crashes in Southeast France 2015 summer schedule Mar. 30 (296 international flights to 26 cities and 77 domestic flights to 18 cities) Announcement of Centrair Group’s Mar. 31 medium-term management plans (2015 – 2019) “NAVIGATE SHORYUDO,” a Mar. 31 sightseeing navigation application for smartphones, launches Extension of Enshu Railway’s direct-to- Apr. 1 airport bus, “e-wing,” to Kanzanji Asiana Airlines flight skids off First wedding ceremony held on the Apr. 11 Apr. 14 runway at Hiroshima Airport Sky Deck after landing Apr. 16 New retail store (Aujourd’hui) A drone crashes at prime Apr. 18 New retail store (SPECCHIO) Apr. 22 minister’s official residence The Agency for Cultural Affairs Apr. 24 New retail store (Tabio on the Ground) Apr. 24 recognizes 18 new Japanese Cultural Properties Apr. 27 New retail store (Saijo-en Matcha Caf Apr. 29 New retail store (MODECO) China Eastern Airlines launches new May. 6 route to Changsha-Kunming Announcement of FY2014 Centrair Group financial report. May. 15 Sales figures were profitable for 5 straight years Related to Centrair Other events Completion of aviation administration May. 16 2015 flight inspection center hanger China Southern Airlines launches new May. 17 Wuhan route 10th anniversary of the “Centrair May. 25 Maruwakari Airport Tour” Shima in Mie Prefecture is "Ironman 70.3 Centrair Chita Peninsula Jun. 7 Jun. 5 selected as the site for the Japan" 2016 G7 Summit. Arrival of the prototype Boeing 787 The number of people infected Jun. 22 Jun. 10 Dreamliner (ZA001). with the MERS virus crosses The Japan Tourism Agency New retail store (Yondaime Kagisaburo Jun. 22 Jun. 12 approves the Shoryudo route Miyakishimen) as a large-scale sightseeing Centrair welcomes Masanao Tomozoe 50-year anniversary of the Jun. 24 as president of Central Japan Jun. 22 Treaty of Basic Relations International Airport Co., Ltd. between Japan and the Retail store re-opening (TSUTAYA, Jun. 24 international departures) The events “TABI PARTY@ Centrair” Jun. 26 and “Dangan World Tour in Thailand” China Southern Airlines launches new Jun. 27 route to Zhengzhou (until Aug. 22nd) Spring Airlines launches new routes to First incident of fire on the Jun. 29 Jun. 30 Harbin, Anhui, and Shijiazhuang - Tokaido Shinkansen line. The Centrair Limousine, which connect Jul. 1 the airport to the center of Nagoya City, begins running full service First international shipment made of Sites of the Meiji Industrial Jul. 6 farm-bred buri (Japanese amberjack Jul. 5 Revolution become Japan’s fish) 19th UNESCO World Heritage Presentation ceremony for the Jul. 7 prototype Boeing 787 Dreamliner New retail store (Iga no Sato Moku Jul. 10 Moku Tezukuri Farm) “2015 SUMMER NGO SAKE FEST” held Jul. 18 in the fourth-floor event plaza of the traveler’s terminal (to Jul. 20th) The U.S. restores national Jul. 19 7th “Centrair Bon Dance” Festival Jul. 20 relations with Cuba after 54 The association formed to construct a second runway at Chubu International Small plane crashes in Jul. 27 Airport implements government- Jul.26 residential area of Chofu, Tokyo aimed activities concerning airport enhancements Boarding areas for the international Jul. 31 buses extended from four to six gates Beginning of internet reservation Aug. 5th: Skymark Aug. 3 service for Centrair’s direct foreign Aug. 5 reconstruction plan approved currency exchanges 30 years since the Japan Aug. 12 Airlines crash in 1985 Sep. 12 Centrair holds “Sky Day” Airboat Opening of duty-free shop “Centrair Formation of National Security Sep. 18 Sep. 19 Plaza” in international departures area Bill Introduction of new SIM card vending Sep. 29 machines for foreign visitors to Japan Oct. 1 New retail store (Tokei Soko TOKIA) AirAsia Japan receives air Oct. 6 transportation business permits and opens routes from Centrair to Related to Centrair Other events Historical achievement for Event held to commemorate AirAsia Oct. 16 Oct. 12 Japan with three victories at 2015 Japan receiving its first plane the Rugby World Cup Opening of the Central Japan Travel Center, which consolidates the travel Oct. 20 agency corner and a tourist information center “Centrair Valet Parking Service” Government announces Oct. 21 begins, the first domestic airport valet Oct. 21 greatest number of foreign service directly operated by the airport visitors to Japan in history AIRDO launches new routes to Russian passenger plane Oct. 25 Oct. 31 Sapporo and Hakodate crashes in the Sinai Peninsula in First meeting between leaders Start of the “Centrair Sky Story by Nov. 10 Nov. 7 of China and Taiwan since the Naked-Mapping Illumination” post-Chinese Civil War division. The sale of limited 2015 Beaujolais First flight of the Mitsubishi Nov. 19 Nouveau featuring a Centrair-themed Nov. 11 Regional Jet (MRJ) label begins The association formed to construct a second runway at Chubu International Nov. 19 Airport implements government- Nov. 13 Paris terrorist attacks in France aimed activities concerning airport enhancements Free shuttle-buses begin running between Centrair and Aeon Mall The word bakugai (“binge Dec. 1 Tokoname through the “CHITA CAT Dec. 1 shopping”) is named 2015’s Project,” a joint effort from Aeon Mall most influential new word and the airport Centrair enters into an academic- Opening of Aeon Mall shopping Dec. 7 industrial alliance with Nihon Fukushi Dec. 4 center in Tokoname University Jetstar Japan launches new route to Dec. 12 Taipei Dec. 15 Vair launches new route to Taipei Spring Airlines launches new route to Dec. 21 Ningbo Green curtain, developed jointly with Handa Agricultural High School, wins Dec. 25 the "Aichi Green Curtain Contest Top Prize" A countdown-board for the G7 Ise- Dec. 28 Shima Summit is installed.
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