Premium Centre - airport parking. We offer parking at the airport for those who like to travel with comfort. We provide free transportation of our customers to the airport terminal and back in the comfort of a Mercedes-Benz company car.We monitor your car 24 hours a day. We offer the option of hand washing your car, including waxing the entire
Comfort Zone — modern airport parking designed for stress-free travel. Drop your car at our reception, hand over the keys and we handle the rest, from a quick hot-coffee greeting to a smooth shuttle ride straight to your terminal. Cars are parked in marked, asphalted bays under continuous CCTV.We monitor every vehicle around the clock and offer
Looking for reliable airport parking? AeroParking Centre offers covered, fully insured spots only a short ride from the terminals. Our team has been operating in the region for years and treats every car as our own — clean tarpaulins, padded covers in winter and a quick visual check on every return.Each booking includes free shuttle service,
| Parking | /day | Total | reviews | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort Zone | €16 | €110 | — | reservation |
| Premium Centre | €19 | €136 | — | reservation |
| AeroParking Centre | €23 | €162 | — | reservation |
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The main passenger terminal building was designed by Japanese American architect Gyo Obata, of the St. Louis architecture firm Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum.
There are four floors in the terminal:
G1: arrivals area (domestic and international), baggage claim, customs, central Plaza – G1
M2 – arrivals concourse, atrium, customs control area
2 – departure area (domestic and international), airline offices, check-in counters, lounges and waiting area.
3 – retail shops (4), business lounge, waiting area and access to observation deck
The airport has eight jet bridges to handle aircraft coming and leaving the airport. The west end of the terminal services domestic routes and the east side international routes. The control tower, Tokyo Regional Civil Aviation Bureau office and Air Cargo Terminal are located on the west side of the main terminal building. To the south side of the airport are the facilities for small private aircraft, helipads (4) and aircraft hangars.
There are four floors in the terminal:
G1: arrivals area (domestic and international), baggage claim, customs, central Plaza – G1
M2 – arrivals concourse, atrium, customs control area
2 – departure area (domestic and international), airline offices, check-in counters, lounges and waiting area. 3 – retail shops (4), business lounge, waiting area and access to observation deck
The airport has eight jet bridges to handle aircraft coming and leaving the airport.
The airport can be accessed by car via the Sendai–Tōbu Road via Route 20. There are two car parks located near the terminal building (Parking 1 with 970 spots) and east side of the airport property (Parking 2 with 250 spots). Taxis – Sendai City and Tatekoshi JR Station
Buses and taxis also service the airport and are located outside the Domestic Terminal: Taxis – Sendai City and Tatekoshi JR Station
Buses and taxis also service the airport and are located outside the Domestic Terminal:
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