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Nagoya prepares for airport switchNagoya prepares for airport switch
11-Sep-2003
**DFNI eXTRA EXCLUSIVE** The retailer reveals it will stick to a tried-and-tested formula when it moves to the new facility in 2005
Japanese airport authority and retailer Nagoya Airport Terminal Building Co has confirmed it will operate duty-free at the new Central Japan International airport, scheduled to open in February 2005. International traffic is to switch from the existing Nagoya Komaki airport, which will cater only for domestic flights.Bookmark This Article
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(1-Sep-2003) - By Anna FentonJAPAN. Airport authority and retailer Nagoya Airport Terminal Building Co has confirmed it will operate duty-free at the new Central Japan International airport, scheduled to open in February 2005.
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(2-Oct-2003) - Nagoya?s new Central Japan International airport, or Centrair, is due to open in February 2005, replacing the existing Komaki facility. As airport and duty-free operator Nagoya Airport Terminal Building Co prepares to move to the new site, Anna Fenton assesses the market in the wake of the recent SARS outbreak.
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(11-Jul-2002) - The future of one of Japan?s most respected airport retailers hangs in the balance as Nagoya Airport Terminal Building Co waits to learn the fate of Nagoya Komaki International airport.