Japan is apparently rewriting some tough rules regarding business aircraft. AVWeb’s Russ Niles says an article in the Daily Yomiuri details a drastic drop in business aircraft traffic at Japan’s largest airports:
“Narita and Haneda…totals just 3,000 operations a year. By contrast, New York airports saw 255,000 business aircraft movements last year. “
For example, current regulations require private jets to book seven days in advance for a landing slot at Haneda and the maximum length of stay is five days; at Narita, the limit is seven days. Planned changes will also improve the customs and immigration process.
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