Find cheap flights to Nagoya

Your flight duration from the United States to Nagoya, Japan will vary depending on several factors: the airline you choose, number of layovers, and the origin-destination. All flights from North America arrive in Nagoya at the Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO). Flights from the John F Kennedy Airport (JFK), the closest flight hub to New York, take about 17 hours to the NGO airport. If you fly from Los Angeles or Chicago, your plane will arrive in the Japanese city after around 13 hours 30 minutes and 15 hours 25 minutes, respectively. Passengers boarding an airline in Dallas, TX, can expect arrival in Nagoya after approximately 16 hours.

Nonstop flights to Nagoya, Japan from the United States are not an option because most flights have at least one layover. Various airlines provide Nagoya flight deals, including JAL, United, British Airways, American, and ANA Airlines. If you fly from New York (JFK) airport, you can expect two or three layovers at Los Angeles (LAX), Miami (MIA), and Taipei (TPE). Flights from Los Angeles to Nagoya take a relatively shorter time because they only have one flight transfer in Tokyo.

Passengers arriving at the Chubu Centrair International Airport, Nagoya, can access the city center by different transport options. The airport has a train station serving the Meitetsu Airport Line. You can choose the Limited Express Trains, or the MU SKY trains, but the latter run at high speeds taking only a short time to reach the city center. If you prefer taking a bus, the Centrair Bus Terminal lies on platform 6, served by Meitetsu Limousine Bus services. The shuttle bus drops passengers in the city center before heading to the Meitetsu Bus Terminus. You'll also find car rental agencies at the airport, including Alamo, Avis, Enterprise, Hertz, Europcar, Nissan, and ORIC Rent-A-Car.

Those from the United States wishing to fly to Nagoya must have a passport valid for the duration of stay. They also must show a return ticket and financial stability to cater to their stay in the city. Americans visiting the city for a few days (less than 30 days) need not have a visa to fly to Nagoya. If you’re planning to stay in the country for a while and based on your travel needs, you can apply for any of the following visas at different affordable costs: transit visa, single-entry visa, and multiple-entry visa.

Visitors have many things to see and do in Nagoya. Suppose you are a car enthusiast, head to the Toyota Exhibition Hall and learn about the latest models by the Japanese automaker. Later, enjoy views of the city and the historic architectural Japanese buildings from the observation deck of the Nagoya TV Tower. Food enthusiasts can tangle their taste buds with various local Japanese cuisines and drinks by checking out the city’s restaurant scene. Once you find a chair and table, order the famous miso katsu, fried pork laced with soybean sauce.

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