107th IOC Session - LA84 Foundation

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The number of Games participants transported
to and from designated airports between
January 24 and February 25 is shown below, although
there was also a large number of participants
who used other ports of entry:
Arrivals Departures
New Tokyo Intl. (Narita) 8,074 7,580
Kansai International 861 685
Nagoya 419 209
TOTAL 9,354 8,474
Olympic Area Transportation
for NOCs
In principle, athletes were transported by
shuttle bus and officials were provided with a
number of assigned vehicles and drivers based
on the size of their NOC delegation. Shuttle
buses operated according to a fixed timetable
and ran from the Olympic Village directly to
venues on days when competitions or official
practices were held, or followed a route covering
a number of venues in one particular area.
Athletes from different NOCs all shared the
same buses, although one bus was placed at the
disposal of each of the ice hockey teams.
Shuttle buses in Hakuba and Nozawa
Onsen, where some athletes were staying in
order to be closer to competition venues, were
utilised less than expected, as NOCs preferred
to use assigned vehicles.
NAOC provided a total of 316 dedicated vehicles
to NOCs, who rented an additional 112
vehicles privately.
Spectators wait for the
shuttle bus to Hakuba at
Nagano Station.
No. of Athletes /
Team Officials*
No. of Vehicles
1 – 4 1
5 – 20 2
21 – 40 3
41 – 60 5
61 – 80 6
81 – 100 8
101 – 140 9
141 – 160 10
161 +
* excluding ‘As’ officials
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