NRT
Local time
· 80 departures on the board
- 12:45BR107Final call
- 12:45KE2130Final call
- 12:50CZ6086Final call
- 12:50OZ101Final call
- 12:50RS702Final call
- 12:50GK625Gate 163Final call
- 13:00MU728Cancelled
- 13:00GK335Gate 161Boarding
- 13:0011:15UL455Delayed by 105m
- 13:05RF321Boarding
- 13:05MM533Boarding
- 13:157C1176On time
- 13:20HO1380Cancelled
- 13:25LJ206On time
- 13:25GK511Gate 162On time
- 13:25BR183On time
- 13:25CZ624On time
- 13:25CZ630On time
- 13:30502On time
- 13:30IT281On time
- 13:35CI103On time
- 13:45TW252On time
- 13:455J5055On time
- 13:50MU524Cancelled
- 13:50CZ628On time
- 13:55IJ3Cancelled
- 13:55FD235On time
- 14:00KE704On time
- 14:00GK113Gate 163On time
- 14:057C1104On time
About NRT Airport
How do I get to and from Narita International Airport?
Narita is well connected to Tokyo and the surrounding region by rail, with airport express and limited-stop services linking major city stations. Airport buses serve many hotels and transport hubs, while taxis and ride-hailing are available but can be costly and slow in traffic because the airport is far from central Tokyo. Car rental desks are useful for trips beyond the city.
How do the terminals work at Narita International Airport?
Narita has three passenger terminals. Terminals 1 and 2 handle most full-service international and domestic flights, with check-in, arrivals, rail access, and transfer facilities arranged by airline area. Terminal 3 is mainly used by low-cost carriers and is linked to Terminal 2 by shuttle or walking route. Always confirm your airline and terminal before travelling.
Tips for flying from Narita International Airport
Allow generous travel time, especially if coming from central Tokyo, as the journey can be long and weather or traffic may affect connections. Arrive early for international flights to allow for check-in, security, and passport control. Keep your passport and onward documents handy, check baggage rules carefully, and expect busier conditions during Japanese holiday periods.