HND
Local time
· 80 departures on the board
- 08:40JL87Gate 114On time
- 08:40JL907Gate 13On time
- 08:40MU576Gate 145On time
- 08:35NH859Gate 68On time
- 08:30CA184On time
- 08:30NQ889Gate 71On time
- 08:30NH1303Gate 59On time
- 08:30JL505Gate 16On time
- 08:20JL107Gate 14On time
- 08:20HD15Gate 56On time
- 08:20BC705Gate 20On time
- 08:20JL91Gate 144On time
About HND Airport
How do I get to and from Tokyo Haneda International Airport?
Haneda is close to central Tokyo and is commonly reached by rail, airport bus, taxi, or rental car. The Keikyu Line links the airport with Shinagawa and Yokohama, while the Tokyo Monorail connects to Hamamatsucho for onward city trains. Limousine buses serve major hotels and districts. Taxis are convenient but can be costly in traffic, and ride-hailing options are more limited than in some countries.
How do the terminals work at Tokyo Haneda International Airport?
Haneda has three passenger terminals. Terminal 1 mainly handles domestic flights by Japan Airlines group carriers, Terminal 2 handles many domestic flights by All Nippon Airways group carriers and some international services, and Terminal 3 is the main international terminal. Check your airline and terminal before travel, as transfers may require moving between buildings by shuttle bus, train, monorail, or walkway.
Tips for flying from Tokyo Haneda International Airport
Haneda is efficient but very busy, especially during morning, evening, and holiday peaks. Arrive early enough for check-in, baggage drop, security, and passport control, particularly on international departures. Confirm whether your flight uses Terminal 2 or Terminal 3 for international service. Late-night and early-morning transport choices can be fewer, so plan onward travel in advance and keep your passport and entry documents ready.