Japan’s Narita airport is moving forward with a plan to consolidate its three terminals into one in the 2030s, with new and extended runways expected to raise annual flight movements to 500,000. The move aims to strengthen the functionality of the airport near Tokyo and boost its competitiveness as an international hub in Northeast Asia, particularly as Tokyo’s Haneda airport continues to operate near capacity. “We want to improve convenience for passengers, including those making connections,” an official of Narita International Airport Corp. said. READ: Japan to link Narita, Haneda airports by new express train in 2030s The company, together with […]...

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