Yamaguchi Ube Airport, Commercial traffic aerodrome in Ube, Japan.
Yamaguchi Ube Airport is a commercial aviation hub serving the city of Ube in the Chūgoku region. The facility operates both domestic and international routes with separate terminal areas for each service type.
The airport began operations in 1966 serving regional routes with limited aircraft types before expanding into its current role. A name change in 1980 reflected growing regional importance and infrastructure improvements.
The facility functions as a primary transportation node connecting the Chugoku region with major Japanese cities through regular domestic flight services.
Travelers can access the airport via direct train service from Kusae Station or take bus connections to nearby major rail hubs. It is wise to arrive with enough time for check-in and security, especially during peak travel periods.
The airport recorded 918,238 passengers, 8,624 aircraft movements, and handled 2,715 metric tonnes of cargo during operations in 2015.
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