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Nagoya Airport, also known as JASDF Komaki Air Base, lies at Komaki near Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, and combines military operations under the Japan Air Self-Defense Force with general and corporate aviation use. Its single long runway and full ILS approach make it a straightforward destination for visual or instrument flights in the simulator.
Nagoya Airport, identified in aeronautical data as JASDF Komaki Air Base, is a joint-use aerodrome at Nagoya in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, operated by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force alongside general aviation and corporate flying. Its single, generously long hard-surfaced runway equipped with an ILS makes it a capable and interesting destination for simulator pilots exploring the Nagoya area.
The aerodrome sits at Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, at coordinates 35.255, 136.924.
The field has one physical runway, 16/34, measuring 8,940 feet and surfaced in hard standing, lit for night operations. Runway 34 is equipped with an ILS, giving an instrument approach option from the north, while runway 16 offers the corresponding visual approach from the south. Field elevation is 49 feet.
Radio services are provided under the Centrair naming convention, reflecting the wider Nagoya terminal area: Approach on 121.05 MHz (Centrair APP), Clearance Delivery on 121.75 MHz (CLNC DEL), Departure on 121.225 MHz (Centrair DEP), Ground on 121.7 MHz, the Terminal Control Area frequency on 119.25 MHz (Centrair TCA), and Tower on 118.7 MHz.
As a joint civil-military field, Nagoya Airport combines Japan Air Self-Defense Force operations with general and corporate aviation activity, offering pilots a long, lit, hard-surfaced runway with an ILS approach for straightforward access to the Nagoya area.