Narita Airport Runway A (South)
About the Narita Airport Runway A (South) Camera
This camera watches the south end of Runway A at Narita International Airport in Chiba. Runway A is the airport's main strip at 4,000 metres, long enough for the heaviest long-haul aircraft, and it carries the bulk of Narita's international movements.
Narita is Japan's principal long-haul gateway, so the aircraft mix here differs sharply from Haneda's. Wide-bodies dominate, and the liveries run through most of the world's major carriers along with a substantial share of dedicated freighters.
The airport operates under a night curfew, which shapes the rhythm on screen. Movements stop during the restricted overnight hours, then build quickly through the morning as the long-haul departure banks go out and the overnight arrivals from Europe and North America come in.
Highlights & Nearby
- •Watch for: takeoffs and landings on Runway A, wide-body aircraft, freighter movements
- •Nearby: Narita Airport Terminals 1, 2 and 3, Narita city, Naritasan Shinshoji temple
- •Note: the airport observes a night curfew, so movements pause during restricted overnight hours
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Narita Runway A camera live?
Yes. The south side of Runway A at Narita International Airport streams live 24 hours a day.
What can I see on this camera?
Takeoffs and landings on Runway A, aircraft taxiing, and the wide-body and freighter traffic that Narita handles.
How long is Runway A?
4,000 metres. It is Narita's main runway and is long enough for the heaviest long-haul aircraft.
Are there aircraft moving all night?
No. Narita operates under a night curfew, so movements pause during the restricted overnight hours and build again through the morning.
