Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) – HND

Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) is one of the busiest airports in the world and functions as an important gateway for both international and domestic flights. It is situated in Ōta, Tokyo, about 15 km from Tokyo Station, and serves as Japan’s principal airport for domestic travel.

Haneda Airport served over 85 million passengers in 2024. Whether you are visiting Japan or traveling worldwide, this guide will provide all the necessary information at HND Airport.

Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND): An Overview

Tokyo Haneda Airport is one of the key aviation hubs in Japan, providing transport services to a wide range of destinations across the country and abroad. The airport boasts three modern terminals with up-to-date technology, quality service, luxury shopping, gourmet dining, and convenient transport links.

Given its convenience and Japanese hospitality, Tokyo Haneda Airport has been rated among the best in the world.

Airport Information	Details
Airport Name	Tokyo Haneda Airport
IATA Code	HND
ICAO Code	RJTT
Opened	August 25, 1931
Location	Ōta City, Tokyo, Japan
Address	Hanedakuko, Ota City, Tokyo 144-0041, Japan
Passenger Terminals	3 (Terminal 1, Terminal 2 & Terminal 3)
Runways	4
Annual Passenger Traffic	Over 85 Million
Airport Contact	+81 3-5757-8111
Official Website	www.tokyo-haneda.com

Note: Haneda Airport continues to expand its international operations while upgrading passenger facilities to accommodate growing travel demand.

Terminals at Tokyo Haneda Airport

There are three terminals at the airport, specifically designed to facilitate all flights, whether domestic or international. All the terminals have check-in desks, luggage collection, security checks, eateries, shops, lounges, cash machines, information desks, and facilities.

Passengers can easily transfer between terminals using the free inter-terminal shuttle bus, as well as the Tokyo Monorail and Keikyu Line.

Passenger Terminals

All airport terminals handle different airline operations and offer state-of-the-art facilities for passengers. Passengers must find out which terminal they will be departing from before they get to the airport.

Terminal	Primary Operations	No. of Gates
Terminal 1	Primarily, Japan Airlines’ domestic flights and partner airlines	24
Terminal 2	All Nippon Airways (ANA) domestic flights and selected international flights	29
Terminal 3	International airlines and international departures & arrivals	23

Note: Terminal assignments may change depending on airline schedules and operational requirements. Always confirm your departure terminal with your airline before traveling.

Airlines Operating at Tokyo Haneda Airport

Many airlines fly to and from Tokyo Haneda Airport, with flights to destinations across Japan and around the world.

Airline	Primary Terminal
All Nippon Airways (ANA)	Terminal 2
Japan Airlines	Terminal 1
Air Canada	Terminal 3
Air China	Terminal 3
Air France	Terminal 3
Asiana Airlines	Terminal 3
Cathay Pacific	Terminal 3
China Airlines	Terminal 3
China Eastern Airlines	Terminal 3
China Southern Airlines	Terminal 3
Delta Air Lines	Terminal 3
Emirates	Terminal 3
EVA Air	Terminal 3
Finnair	Terminal 3
Garuda Indonesia	Terminal 3
Hawaiian Airlines	Terminal 3
Hong Kong Airlines	Terminal 3
Korean Air	Terminal 3
Lufthansa	Terminal 3
Philippine Airlines	Terminal 3
Qantas	Terminal 3
Qatar Airways	Terminal 3
Singapore Airlines	Terminal 3
Thai Airways	Terminal 3
Turkish Airlines	Terminal 3
United Airlines	Terminal 3
Vietnam Airlines	Terminal 3
Virgin Australia* (Seasonal/Partner Operations)	Terminal 3

Note: Airline terminal assignments may occasionally change due to operational requirements. Always verify your departure terminal and boarding gate directly with your airline before your travel date.

HND Airport Wheelchair Assistance 

All facilities within Tokyo Haneda Airport are completely dedicated to ensuring that people with disabilities and limited mobility have a comfortable experience when traveling. The airport has barrier-free facilities that include elevators, wheelchair-friendly toilets, ramps, tactile paving, priority seats, and assistance counters.

Wheelchair assistance is offered individually by each airline; therefore, the passenger needs to apply for it either during ticket reservation or at least 48 hours before the journey.

• Services for People with Disabilities
• Airport Information: +81 3-5757-8111
• Airport Assistance Desk: Available in all terminals
• Website: www.tokyo-haneda.com
• Assistance for Airline Passengers: Contact your airline before your flight for wheelchair assistance.

Please note: People who will be needing mobility assistance services are advised to report to the airport on time to ensure sufficient time is available for the process of check-in and boarding.

Passenger Services & Amenities

The Tokyo Haneda International Airport provides a range of services and up-to-date facilities to help passengers have a comfortable journey.

Free Internet

There is free Wi-Fi at the airport, accessible to all passengers in all terminals. All passengers will be able to connect to the airport Wi-Fi network for free.

Banking and Currency Exchange

Passengers will be able to use ATMs, currency exchange booths, and banks at the airport. They will be available at all terminals for both domestic and foreign passengers.

Nursing Rooms

There are nursing rooms at the airport for parents who travel with their babies. They have changing tables, hot water, and other facilities.

Healthcare Facilities

The airport provides medical clinics, first-aid services, pharmacies, and automated external defibrillators (AEDs) that may be used when passengers need help during emergencies.

Food Services

Numerous restaurants offer a variety of cuisines, including Japanese meals and sushi bars, international food franchises, cafes, dessert places, and quick-service restaurants.

Shopping

Travelers have the opportunity to shop in duty-free stores, luxury boutiques, souvenir shops, electronics stores, bookshops, travel supply shops, beauty product shops, and gift shops.

Airport Lounges

Various airline and premium lounges provide comfortable seating, drinks, electrical outlets, showers, workstations, and business services to eligible passengers.

Prayer Rooms

Special prayer rooms are provided at Haneda Airport for travelers who wish to spend some time in prayer before/after their trip.

Shower Rooms

Foreign and transfer passengers will find shower rooms in Terminal 3 where they can freshen up during their journey.

Baggage Claim

There are baggage claim areas and airline baggage service counters in every terminal to help you with your delayed, lost, or damaged baggage.

Remark: Some of the special facilities, such as airline lounges and shower rooms, are either limited to some passengers or are paid services.

Transportation Facilities Available at Tokyo Haneda Airport

Because of its proximity to the central city of Tokyo, there is good availability of transport facilities at Haneda Airport. Travelers have the choice of various modes, such as trains, monorails, buses, taxis, and car rentals.

Mode of Transport	Service Description
Tokyo Monorail	Direct service connecting Haneda Airport with Hamamatsucho Station in central Tokyo.
Keikyu Line	Fast rail connection to Shinagawa, Yokohama, and other major destinations.
Airport Limousine Bus	Comfortable bus service connecting hotels, railway stations, and major tourist attractions.
Taxi Services	Available 24 hours outside each terminal with designated taxi stands.
Rideshare Services	App-based ride services operate from designated pick-up locations where available.
Car Rentals	Several international and domestic rental car companies operate near the airport.
Inter-Terminal Shuttle Bus	Complimentary shuttle buses connect Terminals 1, 2, and 3 throughout the day.

Note: Public transportation is one of the fastest and most convenient ways to travel between Haneda Airport and central Tokyo, especially during peak traffic hours.

Parking at Tokyo Haneda Airport

Tokyo Haneda Airport offers a range of parking options designed to suit short-stay parking, long-stay parking, business visitors, and those who want to pick up or drop off their families and friends. The parking zones can be found just a few minutes’ walk from the airport terminals.

Parking Type	Best For
Terminal Parking	Convenient parking near each passenger terminal
Short-Term Parking	Passenger drop-offs and brief visits
Long-Term Parking	Extended travel and vacations
Accessible Parking	Reserved parking spaces for passengers with disabilities
Motorcycle Parking	Dedicated parking areas for motorcycles
Electric Vehicle Charging	Charging stations available in selected parking areas

Note: Parking availability and fees vary depending on the parking facility and duration of your stay. During holidays and peak travel seasons, parking areas may reach capacity quickly.

HND Airport Map

Before arriving at Tokyo Haneda Airport, passengers should review the airport map to familiarize themselves with the terminal layout and key facilities. This map helps travelers easily find airline check-in counters, security checkpoints, departure gates, baggage reclaim areas, immigration facilities, dining places, lounges, shops, car parks, transport services, and more.

Travel Tips for Passengers Traveling through HND Airport

Proper planning before you arrive at Tokyo Haneda Airport can make the entire trip more enjoyable. As one of the best and busiest airports in Japan, HND is well organized, but arriving early and knowing which terminal you’re going to use will certainly help prevent any unexpected delays. 

Before you arrive, do not forget about:

• Arriving 2 hours before your domestic departure.
• Arriving 3 hours before your international departure.
• Know your departure terminal and boarding gate before arriving at the airport.
• Carry all your travel documents (passport, visa, etc.) with you.
• Using the free inter-terminal shuttle bus, if necessary.
• Using the Tokyo Monorail or Keikyu Line to get to Tokyo’s center.
• Getting a wheelchair or other assistance beforehand from your airline, if necessary.
• Taking additional travel time for weekends, Japanese national holidays, and peak travel season in Japan.

Tip: Follow these travel tips to speed up the whole process of check-in, security control, and boarding.

Final Thoughts!

The Tokyo Haneda International Airport (HND) is one of the top-notch airports around the world with its high level of efficiency and convenience, along with good facilities and the famous hospitality of the Japanese people. The three well-furnished terminals, efficient connections for domestic and international flights, passenger services, and easy means of transport are some of the features that attract millions of people to this airport every year.

When you are setting out on a journey, coming to Japan, or taking off from here on a connecting flight, it is advisable to plan your trip and familiarize yourself with the airport terminals, their features, and the available means of transport.

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