Japan's fifth-busiest airport and the main gateway to Hokkaido, serving millions of domestic and international travelers annually.
New Chitose Airport (CTS) is located about 40 km south of Sapporo and serves as the principal air hub for Hokkaido. It features two terminals and two 3,000-meter runways, supporting extensive domestic and international operations. The airport is renowned for its robust winter operations and diverse passenger amenities.
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Passenger traffic increased by 46% in 2023 compared to 2022, reflecting strong recovery post-pandemic.
12,000
Staff includes airline personnel, ground handlers, retail workers, and airport operations teams.
Terminal and runway infrastructure support over 30 million annual passengers, with ongoing upgrades to enhance capacity.
Deployment of automated check-in kiosks, advanced snow removal systems, and digital passenger flow management improve efficiency.
Initiatives include energy-efficient terminal design, LED lighting, and expanded recycling programs to reduce environmental impact.
Collaborate with national authorities to secure funding for infrastructure and ensure compliance with aviation safety standards.
Focus on terminal modernization and runway upgrades to accommodate future growth and improve operational resilience.
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy sources and green building practices to meet national environmental targets.
