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Helpful Information for Seeing Off or Meeting Passengers at Narita Airport |
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Which Terminal? |
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| Narita Airport has two passenger terminals. Airlines use either Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. Click on the Terminal Information link to see which terminal your airline uses. |
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Checking Arrival and Departure Times |
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| Arrival and departure times are available every day from the following sources. |
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Meeting Arriving Passengers |
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| Arriving passengers emerge from exits on the 1st floor of each terminal. Visitors may wait near those exits. The locations of those exits can be seen by clicking on the links below. |
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Accompanying Departing Passengers |
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| Departing passengers only are permitted beyond the entrance to the security check before passport control. |
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Where to Meet? |
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| Narita Airport has designated meeting points and excellent restaurants in which to wait for arriving and departing passengers. |
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Aircraft Watching |
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| The observation deck and restaurants in Terminal 1 offer a panoramic view of the runway. |
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Meeting Transit Passengers |
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| International Transit Passengers |
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Transit passengers connecting from one international flight to another normally proceed straight to their next departure gate and do not pass through Immigration and Customs at Narita. Access to this area is restricted to departing passengers.
The passenger wishing to leave the restricted area to meet friends needs to obtain a temporary entry permit. Arrangements for these permits can be made with your airline prior to departure.
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| Domestic Transit Passengers |
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Transit passengers connecting from an international flight to a domestic flight may be met once they have cleared Immigration and Customs. Those connecting from a domestic flight to an international flight may be met in the unrestricted area before passport control.
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