Plaza Premium Group opens new Chubu Centrair lounge

Plaza Premium Group has opened a new domestic lounge at Chubu Centrair International Airport, offering up to 149 passengers a comfortable space to relax, work and enjoy refreshments before their flight.

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Plaza Premium Group has opened a new Plaza Premium Lounge at Chubu Centrair International Airport, serving domestic passengers in Terminal 1.
Located in the domestic departures area, the lounge can accommodate up to 149 guests and offers seating, work areas, WiFi and refreshments.
The opening expands Plaza Premium Group’s presence in Japan, with the lounge welcoming walk-in travellers, programme members and eligible airline passengers.

Plaza Premium Group (PPG) has opened a Plaza Premium Lounge at Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) Terminal 1. Strategically located in the domestic departures area, the airport’s sole domestic lounge is designed to provide travellers with a comfortable and convenient pre-flight experience. With capacity for up to 149 guests, the space offers a relaxing environment where passengers can rest, work, or enjoy refreshments before their flight.

The lounge is open from 06:00 to 21:00, or until the last flight departure. Facilities and services include comfortable seating, dedicated work areas, complimentary WiFi, refreshments and selected alcoholic beverages. The lounge is open to walk-in travellers (subject to availability), programme members, and eligible airline passengers, including select All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines travellers.

“We are delighted to expand our presence at Chubu Centrair International Airport with the opening of our new domestic lounge,” said Sean Kim, General Manager (Japan & Korea), Plaza Premium Group. “This strategic expansion into the domestic terminal reinforces our long-term commitment to Nagoya, enabling us to serve both domestic and international travellers with a comfortable, welcoming space ahead of their journey.”

The opening underscores Plaza Premium Group’s growing footprint in Japan, reinforcing its global mission to make travel better for passengers worldwide.