Tokyo has 2 main airports: Narita (65 km eastward) and Haneda (near Tokyo bay).
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Tokyo's major airport is the New Tokyo International Airport, also called Narita Airport. It is located about 65 km (about 40 mi) east of Tokyo.
It opened in May 1978 as a replacement for the overcrowded Haneda Airport
Narita Airport is reached by two railways, the Narita Line and the Keisei Line.
Narita is also important as an air freight port, particularly for imports of fresh foods, magazines, and newspapers.
Airport website: narita-airport.or.jp
in 1998 : 24 441 365 passengers
Airlines: Japan airlines - ANA
Haneda Airport, located along Tokyo Bay south of downtown Tokyo, is the city's primary airport for domestic travel.
Tokyo - Haneda International (HND)
TOKYO (HND) in 1998 : 51 240 704 passengers
Airlines: Japan airlines - ANA
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