Tokyo Haneda International Airport
Address: Hanedakuko, Ota City, Tokyo 144-0041, Japan
Departments: Information Center
Phone: +81 3-5757-8111
IATA airport code: HND
Node for: Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways
Elevation: 11 m
Opened: 1931
Serves: Greater Tokyo
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Discover Tokyo Haneda International Airport departures
Tokyo Haneda International Airport is the nearest airport to Tokyo’s city center, located within 30 minutes by train from Tokyo station. It is divided into international and domestic Tokyo Haneda departures, each with its public transportation station.
Although there is only one international terminal facility in Tokyo Haneda International Airport, domestic flights are served by two numbered terminals for Haneda airport departures. Terminal 1 is Japan Airlines’ domestic hub, and Terminal 2 is used by All Nippon Airways (ANA) for Haneda departures. While there is a free shuttle bus that runs between terminals, you will need to re-clear security to board a flight that departs from a different terminal.
You must also clear Japanese customs and immigration inside the international terminal building if arriving from a domestic destination and boarding an international flight for HND flight departures.
Serving airlines with Haneda flight departures:
- All Nippon airways
- China airlines
- Emirates
- EVA air
- Korean air
- Lufthansa
- VietJet air
- Japan Airlines
- Vietnam Airlines
- United Airlines
- Turkish Airlines
- Tiherair
- Singapore Airlines
- Qantas
- Lufthansa
- Hawaiian Airlines
- Garuda Indonesia
- Delta Air Lines
- China Eastern and Southern
- British Airways
- Air France etc.
Tokyo Haneda Airport ground transportation
You can get the bus, it takes approximately one hour from Shibhuya station. You can also get a train which takes only 15 minutes on a rapid Keikyu line train from Shinagawa station. Another option is the monorail which has Tokyo Haneda airport departures to Hamamatsucho station that takes only 13 minutes. If you get a taxi, expect to pay around 7000-yen for Tokyo or Haneda.
Airport Limousine Bus also offers a direct bus service between the airports when having HND departures if you arrived at the Narita Airport. Depending on traffic and cost, the journey takes 65–85 minutes or longer. If you do not speak Japanese, simply saying “Haneda Kū-kō” will suffice to communicate your destination.
Lounges
ANA suites lounge and JAL lounge are the Haneda airport hub carriers that offer business and first-class lounges. Inside the domestic terminal provides premium lounges for each carrier. Other lounges for Tokyo Haneda departures include:
- Cathay Pacific Lounge
- TIAT Sky Lounge
- Domestic airport lounges
Facts about Haneda airport
- If you bought a Japan Rail Pass to be used in Japan, you can retrieve your ‘exchange order’ at the JR Pass office on the second floor, just outside the Tokyo Monorail entrance.
- Taking off and landing at Haneda Airport takes you over Tokyo’s central business district, as well as classic Mt. Fuji. Get a window seat with HND flight departures, and bring your phone or camera with you so you can use it until the seat-belt sign is switched off.
- Not all ATM’s at Haneda Airport accept foreign cards. So, withdraw Japanese yen at one of the 7-Eleven stores inside the Haneda Airport international building.
- At Haneda Airport, vendors selling Japanese SIM cards and handheld Wi-Fi units have set up shop just outside customs. Foreigners cannot have a Japanese phone number, even though increasingly generous data allowances are available on SIM cards. When you leave and have Haneda flight departures you just keep your SIM for the next time you’ll be there.
- They Spread pandemic corona-virus awareness through the use of posters, social media, websites, etc. And guide passengers to stay a distance from each other by providing a safe distance and change the way to use tables and chairs when arriving or having Tokyo Haneda airport departures. And they are limiting contact between passengers and employees by install plastic sheets at check-in counters and help desks.
Tokyo Haneda Airport flight routes
Tokyo Haneda International Airport is one of the busiest airports handling almost 87 million passengers in 2018 and slightly less in 2019. Due the corona virus the HND departures when down. A total of just 30,965,000 passengers used the airport in 2020.
Most domestic Haneda flight departures go to Sapporo-Chitose, Fukuoka, Naha and Osaka. Domestic flights are cover 80% of the total amount of flights.
International departures are often going to:
- Melbourne, Sydney
- Istanbul, Frankfurt, Helsinki, London Heathrow, and Paris-Charles de Gualle
- Singapore, Hanoi, Manila, Delhi, Jakarta-Soekarno, Bangkok-Suvarnabhumi, Taipei, Dubai, Kuala Lumpur, Seoul-Incheon, and Hong Kong
- JFK, San Francisco, Chicago-O’Hare, Atlanta, Honolulu, Seattle / Tacoma, Dallas / Fort Worth, Detroit, Vancouver, and Los Angeles
Passengers who check-in online are recommended to drop off luggage, collect the boarding pass, and make sure there is plenty of time to reach the gate.