Der Tokyo Haneda Airport, offiziell Tokyo International Airport, ist einer der beiden großen Flughäfen der Metropolregion Tokio und der verkehrsreichste Flughafen Japans. Er liegt in Ota, etwa 14 Kilometer südlich des Stadtzentrums von Tokio, und wurde 1931 eröffnet. HND fertigt über 85 Millionen Passagiere jährlich über drei Terminals ab. Die Terminals 1 und 2 bedienen hauptsächlich Inlandsflüge, während Terminal 3, 2010 eröffnet, den wachsenden internationalen Verkehr abwickelt. Hanedas Stadtnähe macht ihn bei Geschäftsreisenden besonders beliebt. Der Flughafen ist über die Tokyo Monorail und die Keikyu-Linie in etwa 15 bis 20 Minuten mit dem Stadtzentrum verbunden. HND verfügt über vier Start- und Landebahnen auf zurückgewonnenem Land in der Bucht von Tokio.

Aviation Terms

Flugplatzbeleuchtung (AGL: Airfield Lighting) Flughafenkategorie (Airport Category) Flughafenhöhe (ELEV: Airport Elevation) Flughafenfeuerwache (ARFF: Airport Fire Station) Flughafenlounge (Airport Lounge) Flughafen-Referenzpunkt (ARP: Airport Reference Point) Schürze (Apron) Automatisierte Passkontrolle (APC: Automated Passport Control)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get from Tokyo Haneda Airport to central Tokyo?

The Tokyo Monorail runs from Haneda to Hamamatsucho station in about 13 minutes (JPY 500), connecting to JR Yamanote Line. The Keikyu Line reaches Shinagawa in 11 minutes (JPY 300) with direct through-service to Asakusa and other central Tokyo stations. Both options are far cheaper and faster than a taxi, which costs JPY 6,000-8,000 to central Tokyo.

How many terminals does Haneda Airport have?

Haneda has three passenger terminals. Terminal 1 serves JAL domestic flights and Skymark Airlines. Terminal 2 handles ANA domestic flights and some international services. Terminal 3 (formerly the International Terminal) serves all international airlines including overseas carriers.

What is the difference between Haneda and Narita airports?

Haneda (HND) is located only 14 km south of central Tokyo and handles most domestic flights plus a growing number of international routes. Narita (NRT) is 60 km east of the city and historically served most international flights. Haneda is generally preferred for its proximity to the city center and 24-hour operations.

Which airlines have a hub at Haneda Airport?

Japan Airlines (JAL, Oneworld member) operates from Terminal 1, and All Nippon Airways (ANA, Star Alliance member) operates from Terminal 2. Together they account for the vast majority of Haneda domestic traffic. International operations at Terminal 3 include major carriers from Asia, Europe, and North America.

Is Haneda Airport open 24 hours?

Yes, Haneda operates around the clock, unlike Narita which has a curfew. Late-night and early-morning international flights use Terminal 3. The terminal has rest areas with reclining seats, shower facilities, and 24-hour restaurants and convenience stores for overnight passengers.