Japan’s Narita Airport Is China’s Ideal Gateway To the U.S.
Premier Gate business aviation terminal represents one step in a detailed plan by Japan’s Civil Aviation Bureau to promote business aviation.
The lounge in Narita’s Premier Gate business aviation terminal offers drink service, a concierge, as well as currency exchange and catering by prior arrangement.
The lounge in Narita’s Premier Gate business aviation terminal offers drink service, a concierge, as well as currency exchange and catering by prior arrangement.

Narita International Airport (Booth 610), Japan’s major international hub, opened its Premier Gate business aviation terminal in March 2012, the first in the Tokyo area. The facility, which is open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., is located close to Narita’s Terminal 2 and features co-located customs, immigration and quarantine (CIQ) facilities and a private lounge for departing and arriving passengers. Vehicles can pull up immediately in front of the terminal, allowing customers to transfer quickly to waiting limousines for a rapid trip to Tokyo. In addition, helicopter service can also be arranged to the Akasaka Ark Hills rooftop heliport, a 20- to 30-minute trip to downtown Tokyo.