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Tokyo’s Narita to Build Low-Cost Carrier Terminal by 2015
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Tokyo’s Narita airport will build a terminal targeting low-cost airlines by 2015 as Jetstar Japan Co. and AirAsia Japan Co. are set to start flights this year from the nation’s busiest international hub.
The airport will build the facility north of Terminal 2 and will accept international low-cost carrier flights at Terminal 2 in the meantime, state-owned Narita International Airport Corp. said in a statement in Tokyo today. Domestic flights will be accepted at a temporary facility near Terminal 2, it said.