8 April 2015

Terminal 3 to Open!
- Easy Low Cost Air Travel from Narita Tokyo, 30 October 2014:Construction of a low-cost terminal is now underway at Narita Airport toaccommodate more of the rapidly expanding LCCs.

It will open on 8 April 2015 as Narita’s Terminal 3.

Three basic concepts have been used to design the Terminal 3: - Casual, Functional and Exciting. The
objective is to enable travelers to relax in a comfortable environment that is simple and easy to use.
the LCC tenants

For

(*)

, the new terminal comes full of innovative ideas that will allow them to operate

efficiently at low cost while, for passengers, navigating through the facility will be easy thanks to theprominent information signage.

Opening of the Terminal 3 is a fitting tribute to the age of LCC travel,and will offer travelers a broader range of options and add so much more convenience in using Narita
Airport.
As the airport of customers’ choice, Narita Airport continues to lead the industry by going one step ahead.

External view of Terminal 3(*)

LCC tenants (at present):

Jetstar Japan, Vanilla Air and Spring Airlines Japan

Departure area

To begin…
8 April 2015

A new stage opens at Narita Airport

Construction of a low-cost terminal is underway at Narita Airport to accommodate more of the rapidly
expanding LCCs. Narita’s Terminal 3 will open on 8 April 2015.
Three basic concepts have been used to design the Terminal 3: Casual, Functional and Exciting. The

objective is to enable travelers to relax in a comfortable environment that is simple and easy to use. For
the LCC tenants(*), the new terminal comes full of innovative ideas that will allow them to operate
efficiently at low cost while, for passengers, navigating through the facility will be easy thanks to theprominent information signage. Opening of the Terminal 3 is a fitting tribute to the age of LCC travel,and will offer travelers a broader range of options and add so much more convenience to use Narita
Airport.
As the airport of customers’ choice, Narita Airport continues to lead the industry by going one stepahead.
（*）LCC tenants (at present）

Jetstar Japan, Vanilla Air and Spring Airlines Japan1

LCCs Expanding Their Shareat Narita Airport
Ratio of LCC Services at Narita Airport (By Aircraft Movements)

LCCs Share Around the World
0.25
25%
Total passenger flights
旅客便全体
0.2
20%

19.3%
0.15
15%

13.1%

0.1
10%

UP!!
5%
0.05

06.1%
Fiscal 2012

North

Western North Latin

America

Europe East America Europe East
Asia

South-East Middle
Africaeast
Asia* Source: MLIT (Compiled by the Basic Policy Committee of the Aviation
Section of the Council of Transport Policy)

Fiscal 2013

Apr - Sep of FY2014(Cumulative Total)* Share of international and domestic services
・ International: 4.3% in FY2013 ⇒ 5.9% in FY2014 (Apr - Sep cumulative total)
・ Domestic: 42.3% in FY2013 ⇒ 60.2% in FY2014 (Apr - Sep cumulative total) As in North East Asia in recentyears, the ratio of LCC services atNarita has increased significantly
 Up 21.5% as at the beginning ofthe 2014 winter schedule2

Japanese LCCs Operatingat Narita Airport

Company
NameJetstar Japan

Peach Aviation

Vanilla Air

Spring Airlines Japan

Launch Date

3 July 2012

27 October 201320 December 2013

1 August 2014

[Domestic Services]

Routes(Note 1)

Sapporo (46 flts./week)
Kansai (42 flts./week)
Matsuyama (15 flts./week)
Takamatsu (14 flts./week)
Fukuoka (32 flts./week)
Oita (14 flts./week)
Kagoshima (11 flts./week)
Naha (21 flts./week)
Kumamoto (14 flts./week)[Domestic Services][Domestic Services]
Kansai (21 flts./week)

Sapporo (17 flts./week)
Naha (7 flts./week)
Amami Oshima (7 flts./week)[Domestic Services]
Takamatsu (7 flts./week)
Hiroshima (14 flts./week)
Saga (7 flts./week)[International Services][International Services]―

Taipei (21 flts./week)
Incheon (7 flts./week)
Hong Kong (3 flts./week)
Gaoxiong(scheduled from 1 Feb 2015)―

Airbus A320

Airbus A320

Airbus A320

Boeing 737-800

Narita International Airport
Kansai International Airport

Kansai International Airport
Naha Airport

Narita International Airport

Narita International Airport

Planning short-haul international
services(Planned from 2015)

Aircraft
Airport Base(Note 1) Number of flights during the 2014 winter schedule. Winter schedule operates from 26 October 2014 to 28 March 2015. The routes and weekly flightnumbers are based on an average of figures taken over a 2-week period (9 – 22 November 2014) when flight schedules will settle into their regular routine after
the transition from the summer to the winter schedule.

3Foreign LCCs Operatingat Narita Airport
1. Jetstar Airways (Australia)
Service Commenced: Dec 2008
Routes: Narita-Cairns (7 flts/week)
Narita-Gold Coast (7 flts/week)
Narita-Melbourne (4 flts/week)
2. Air Busan (South Korea)
Service Commenced: Jun 2011
Routes: Narita-Busan (7 flts/week)

3. Eastar Jet (South Korea)
Service Commenced: Jul 2011
Routes: Narita-Incheon (7 flts/week)

4. Scoot (Singapore)
Service Commenced: Oct 2012
Routes: Narita-Singapore(via Taipei) (7 flts/week)

5. Jeju Air (South Korea)
Service Commenced: Jul 2013
Routes: Narita-Incheon (14 flts/week)
6. Cebu Pacific Air (Philippines)
Service Commenced: Mar 2014
Routes: Narita-Manila (7 flts/week)

7. Thai AirAsia X (Thailand)Service Commenced: Sep 2014
Routes: Narita-Bangkok (7 flts/week)(14 flts./week from Mar 2015)
8. AirAsia X (Malaysia)
Service Scheduled to Commence: Nov 2014
Routes: Narita-Kuala Lumpur (4 flts/week)

9. Hong Kong Express Airways (Hong Kong)
Service Scheduled to Commence: Dec 2014
Routes: Narita-Hong Kong (7 flts/week)(Note 1) Number of flights during the 2014 winter schedule.Winter schedule operates from 26 October 2014 to 28 March 2015.The routes and weekly flight numbers are based on an averageof figures taken over a 2-week period (9 – 22 November 2014) when flight schedules will settle into their regular routine after the transition from the summer to the winter schedule.
(Note 2) Airlines that are operating, or are scheduled to operate, at Narita Airport as of 30 October 2014.

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Overview of Facilities
External view of Terminal 3 (artist's impression)

Main Building

International Gate
AreaBridge

Satellite(Domestic Gate Area)

Name of Terminal:

Terminal 3Commissioning Date:

8 April 2015 (Wed)PAX Capacity:

7.5 million p.a.

Floor Space:

Approx. 66,000 m2

5Location
 Approx. 500 m north of Terminal 2
Runway B

Terminal 3
Terminal 2Satellite(Dom. Gates)
Approx. 500m

BridgeWest side of Terminal 3 (artist's impression)

Int'l. Gates
Main Building66

Floor Layout
Main
Building

BridgeSatellite
Domestic
departure gate lounge

２ＦInternational
departure concourse

４Ｆ

Domestic
Departures

３Ｆ
Duty free shopping area

１Ｆ

Outboundpassport control

Domestic
Arrivals

Domestic
arrival concourse

InternationalDepartures

Bus gate lounge

Security Inspection

Food court

Internationalgate lounge

Inboundpassport control

Duty free shopping area

SatelliteInternational
Arrivals

２Ｆ

Departure lobby
Retail shops

Food court

Entrance(to/from pedestrian deck)

１Ｆ
Baggage claim area

Customers will enter and exit Terminal 2 on the 2nd floor of the Main
Building.
Each facility is optimally positioned so that the flow lines are easy to discern.
The landside area on the 2nd floor (hatched portion in the figure) can beused as a rest area 24 hours a day.

Arrival hall

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Terminal Concepts

CasualMore accessible air travel

Functional

Simple and easy to use

ExcitingRelaxation in a comfortableenvironment
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"Easy" Air Travel from Narita
CasualConvenient
AccessExpressbus×

Terminal 3×Extensive LCC
Network="Easy Air Travel"

Terminal 3Train

JapanCar
 Terminal 3 will offer convenient access as well as an extensive LCC
network to users to enjoy Easy air travel.

Overseas9Convenient Access
Moreconvenient!

Casual More low-fare express bus services (900 - 1,000 yen between Tokyo Station and Narita
Airport)(Tokyo Stn. → Narita Airport: 73 services/day, Narita Airport → Tokyo Stn.: 91 services/day)(For early morning flights: First service arrives in Narita at 03:30; For late night flights: Last service leaves Narita at 23:15)

 Other express bus services also providing late night services for early morning flights

Express busMoreconvenient!

(From: Shinjuku, Shinagawa, Shinbashi, Toyosu, Toyocho, Ikebukuro, Nishi-Funabashi, Tsudanuma, Kaihin-Makuhari,Kisarazu, Kimitsu, Tochigi prefecture, Shizuoka prefecture) Schedule changes to accommodate LCC users by JR and Keisei railway companies operating
at Narita Airport
Keisei: Skyliner services to Tokyo between 7 and 8 a.m as well as early morning and late night trains bound for Narita
from 8 November 2014

Train
Moreconvenient!

JR:23:00 departure from the airport from 15 March 2014

 Introduction of discount on early morning and late night parking at Narita Airport from 11July 2014
 From 1 October 2014, charges for parking within Narita Airport for more than 24 hours aredivided into different tiers for periods up to 120 hours.

Car* On 20 July 2014, a 24-hour capsule hotel opened on the basement floor of Car Park No. 2 adjoining Terminal 210

Getting to Terminal 3
Casual＝＝

Access corridor(On foot)
Terminal 3

Terminal 2ShuttleBus If arriving by train or car, use the access corridor (about a 500-meter walk) or* Frequency and routes are under consideration
take a shuttle bus from Terminal 2.
 If arriving by bus or taxi, get off at the bus and taxi stops at Terminal 3.
11Extensive Network of Destinations
from Terminal 3InternationalDomestic(31 flights a week)

Casual(279 flights a week)
Sapporo

Narita links Japan and theworld with an extensive
international and domestic
network!

International : 104 routes
linking 101 cities to 34
countries and 3 territoriesDomestic : 18 routes linking
17 cities

Seoul

Terminal 3

Hiroshima

Terminal 1/2

Hong Kong(From 2 Nov 2014)

TaipeiGaoxiong(From 1 Feb 2015)

KansaiFukuoka
Saga Oita Takamatsu
Matsuyama
Kumamoto

Jetstar Japan■

Vanilla Air■

Spring Airlines Japan

Terminal 1/2

Kagoshima
Amami
OshimaTenants (currently)■

Terminal 3

Naha* Destinations and service frequencies shown are current forthe period 9 to 22 November 2014, based on the average
number of arriving and departing flights over 14 days
(including freighter destinations)12

Access Corridor

FunctionalAccess corridor

 If arriving by train or car, use the access corridor or the shuttle bus
from Terminal 2.
 Follow the pathway marked on the floor of the corridor.
 Ample rest areas along the way with benches and beverage vending machines.
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Functional Terminal
Functional

Departures area (landside, 2F Main Bldg.)

 Use of floors and girders for information signage without ceilings creates a feeling of spaciousness.
 Convenience store (open 24 hours), book shop and other stores strategically located for customer
needs.
 International and domestic check in located in the same area.
 Prayer room for Muslim customers (another one also located on the airside).

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Gourmet Zone (Food Court)
Exciting

Food court (landside, 2F Main Bldg.)The largest airport food court in Japan (seating for around 400).
A wide variety of food outlets offering sushi, soba and udon noodles, hamburgers and coffee available.
May be used as a rest area in late-night/early-morning hours.
The unpretentious atmosphere lends itself to an easy, casual dining experience while waiting.

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Shopping (Duty-free Shopping Area）
Duty free shopping area (Int'l. airside, 3F Main Bldg.)

Exciting

 An extensive range of select products for all travel needs.
 The bright atmosphere with its white tones creates a comfortable environment
in which to wait for departure.
 A cafe is also available where travelers can relax after shopping.
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Bridge
Exciting

BridgeView from the bridge

BridgeMain Building

Satellite 15 meters off the ground, the bridge gives the impression of walking
through the air as aircraft pass underneath.
178 April 2015
A new stage will open
at Narita Airport

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