Emirates has announced the expansion of its Chauffeur-drive service in Japan to include Narita International Airport starting February 1, 2026, with the service set to launch at Kansai International Airport on March 1, 2026. The move is part of the airline’s efforts to expand its ground transportation services for customers in the Japanese market.
With the addition of Narita and Kansai airports to the existing service at Haneda International Airport, Emirates will become the only international airline to offer chauffeur-drive services at all three of Japan’s major airports, according to a statement published on the airline’s official website.
The service is available to First Class and Business Class customers traveling on eligible Emirates-operated flights, offering complimentary transportation to and from the airport within a specified distance.
The service covers a distance of up to 100 kilometers per trip, calculated based on the shortest route between the airport and the address specified by the customer. An additional charge of JPY 500 per kilometer applies for distances exceeding this limit, in addition to applicable local taxes. Payment must be made directly to the driver in Japanese yen, either in cash or by credit card.
The airline explained that the service is subject to local terms and conditions in Japan and advised customers to arrange it in advance through the “Manage Your Booking” option on its website, emirates.com, or through its contact centers.
This expansion comes as Emirates operates scheduled flights to Haneda, Narita, and Kansai airports, allowing passengers to connect to the airline’s global network of more than 150 destinations through its main hub in Dubai.
To view the announcement on Emirates’ website, click here.
