Cheap flights to Nagoya
Air service to this Japanese region is provided by two main air hubs: the modern Chubu Centrair International Airport, located on an artificial island, and Nagoya Airport, situated closer to the city center. The route network covers dozens of destinations worldwide, with the most popular being flights from Sapporo (253 flights per week), Okinawa (195 flights), and Seoul. A significant flow of passengers also arrives from Tokyo, making the city an important transport hub for the country.
In total, 77 airlines operate scheduled flights to Nagoya, offering travelers a wide range of fares and comfort levels. The leading carriers by the number of flights are All Nippon Airways, Japan Airlines, and the low-cost carrier Peach Airlines. Further down the page, you will find convenient cards for popular departure cities with a search form to help you navigate the current schedules and airline offers.
Niigata — Nagoya
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Flight insights to Nagoya
Data-driven trends for direct flights to Nagoya — how often airlines fly, where passengers come from, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent departure cities
The most frequent direct routes to Nagoya come from Sapporo, Okinawa and Seoul. Sapporo leads with around 253 flights a week.
Top departure countries
Most direct flights to Nagoya depart from Japan, Korea, Republic Of and China. Japan alone accounts for about 60% of all direct routes.
- Japanavg $102
- Korea, Republic Ofavg $72
- Chinaavg $188
- Taiwan, Republic of Chinaavg $116
- Hong Kongavg $130
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes to Nagoya range from Fukuoka at $44 to Seoul at $64 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
Cheapest departure cities
The cheapest places to fly to Nagoya from right now are Niigata from $43, Fukuoka from $44 and Okinawa from $45.
Longest direct flights
The longest direct flight to Nagoya is from Helsinki at about 10h 27m, followed by Honolulu (8h 48m) and Singapore (7h).
- Helsinki10h 27m
- Honolulu8h 48m
- Singapore7h
- Bangkok6h 5m
- Ho Chi Minh City5h 44m
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JapanFrequently asked questions
- Which airports handle flights to Nagoya?
- Two airports receive flights. The main international hub is Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO), located 37 km from the center. There is also Nagoya Airport (NKM), which is only 9 km from the city center and primarily serves domestic flights.
- How many airlines fly to Nagoya?
- 77 airlines fly to this city. The largest carriers are All Nippon Airways, operating more than 300 flights per week, Japan Airlines, and the budget airline Peach Airlines.
- Which cities have the most flights to Nagoya?
- The largest number of flights arrive from Sapporo (253 flights per week), Okinawa (195 flights), and Seoul (178 flights). Flights from Tokyo and Fukuoka are also very popular, with over 130 flights operated weekly from these locations.
- How many cities can you fly to Nagoya from?
- Nagoya is connected by direct flights to many destinations, 15 of which are among the most popular. The flight geography covers Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand.
- How can I find cheap flights to Nagoya?
- To find great deals, we recommend looking for flights from low-cost carriers such as Peach Airlines, Jetstar Japan, or Skymark Airlines. It's also worth considering options with layovers at major Asian hubs, such as Shanghai or Hong Kong, which often allows you to find lower prices.