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NGS · RJFU Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan Live · — aircraft now within 80 km

Live flights over Nagasaki Airport (NGS)

From 23 to 24 October 2026 the FlyItalyADSB network saw 27 departures and 52 arrivals at Nagasaki Airport, 40 movements a day on average. The most frequent connections are Tokyo (HND), Kobe (UKB) and Osaka (KIX). The airline seen most often is All Nippon Airways.

Airport data

IATA code
NGS
ICAO code
RJFU
City
Nagasaki
Region
Nagasaki Prefecture
Country
Japan
Elevation
5 m (15 ft)
Coordinates
32.9169, 129.914

What you can track here

Every aircraft passing within roughly 80 km of Nagasaki Airport that the network receives appears on the FlyItalyADSB live map: airliners on approach and departure, business and general aviation, and — where MLAT reaches — aircraft without full ADS-B. Nothing is filtered out; how much of the area is covered depends on the community's receivers near Nagasaki.

Seen by the network

23–24 October 2026

Movements a day
40
departures + arrivals
Departures
27
total, 2 days
Arrivals
52
total, 2 days
Connections
7
airports, airline flights

Movements per day

0
20
40
60
Fri 23
Sat 24
Show as a table
Day Departures Arrivals Total
Fri 23 17 20 37
Sat 24 10 32 42

Connections

airline flights both ways, with departure and arrival both seen

  1. Tokyo HND 32 flights
  2. Kobe UKB 7 flights
  3. Osaka KIX 3 flights
  4. Tokoname NGO 3 flights
  5. Seoul ICN South Korea 2 flights
  6. Narita NRT 1 flights
  7. Osaka ITM 1 flights

Airlines

  1. All Nippon AirwaysANA 17
  2. Japan AirlinesJAL 15
  3. Solaseed AirSNJ 11
  4. Skymark AirlinesSKY 7
  5. PeachAPJ 3
  6. JetStar JapanJJP 2
  7. Korean AirKAL 2

Aircraft

  1. Boeing 737-800 B738 38
  2. AT46 19
  3. Airbus A321 A321 4

How we count: a flight is a departure here when the network first sees it low near the airport (on the ground, or climbing away from it), an arrival when it last sees it low on approach. Where receivers don't reach low altitude the numbers stay below the real traffic. Connections and airlines come only from airline flights.

Updated every night · the data as JSON (CC BY-SA 4.0)

This data in your app

Every aircraft within 80 km of Nagasaki Airport, as JSON, with a free key that also allows commercial use:

curl -H "X-Api-Key: YOUR_KEY" \
  https://api.flyitalyadsb.com/v2/lat/32.9169/lon/129.914/dist/80

Or ask Claude, with the FlyItalyADSB connector: “which aircraft are near Nagasaki right now?”

Frequently asked questions

How can I see live flights over Nagasaki Airport? +

Open the FlyItalyADSB live map centred on Nagasaki: it shows every aircraft picked up via ADS-B and MLAT within about 80 km of NGS, refreshed every few seconds.

Which airlines fly from Nagasaki Airport? +

Among the flights our network saw (23–24 October 2026), the most frequent airlines were All Nippon Airways, Japan Airlines, Solaseed Air, Skymark Airlines and Peach.

What are the main connections from Nagasaki Airport? +

The connections with the most flights seen (23–24 October 2026), both ways: Tokyo (HND, 32), Kobe (UKB, 7), Osaka (KIX, 3), Tokoname (NGO, 3) and Seoul (ICN, 2). Only flights whose departure and arrival the network both saw are counted.

Does FlyItalyADSB also track military aircraft around Nagasaki? +

Yes. Thanks to multilateration (MLAT) the network reconstructs the position of aircraft without full ADS-B too, including military and state flights, whenever they are received by feeders in the area. Nothing is filtered out.

What are the codes for Nagasaki Airport? +

Nagasaki Airport has IATA code NGS and ICAO code RJFU. It lies in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, at coordinates 32.9169, 129.914.

Is the flight data free and open? +

Yes. The live map and the Free API plan cost nothing, and the data is published under the open CC BY-SA 4.0 licence; paid API plans for higher volumes help cover the infrastructure costs.

Improve coverage over Nagasaki

Coverage quality depends on the density of receivers. With a Raspberry Pi and an RTL-SDR antenna you can help track flights over Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan.

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