Nagoya’s former main airport
Komaki opened in 1944 as a military airfield and became Nagoya Airport after World War II, handling international and domestic airline flights for decades. When Chubu Centrair opened in 2005, most airlines moved there, and Komaki became a prefectural airport. Fuji Dream Airlines made it a base, and the airfield remains home to JASDF’s Komaki Air Base.
What you’ll see on the live cam
The Starcat camera shows a varied scene: Fuji Dream Airlines’ rainbow fleet on regional routes, JASDF C-130 Hercules and KC-767 tankers on training flights, and business jets. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ plant on the field adds to the aviation history of the site.
Runway
A single 2,740-metre runway, 16/34, serves both civil and military traffic.
Best times to watch
- Weekday daytime: military training flights.
- Morning and evening: Fuji Dream Airlines departures and arrivals.



