KIX · Arrivals
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· 180 arrivals on the board
- 12:5912:55NX856On time
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- 13:2113:10NU4On time
- 13:2513:20MU515On time
- 13:2613:25MM24On time
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- 13:3413:30MM104On time
- 13:3609:50D7532Delayed by 3 h 46 m
- 13:45MM154On time
- 13:45MM132On time
- 13:45GK215Gate 25On time
- 13:4614:009C6565On time
- 13:4814:10PR412On time
- 13:4913:15MM6220Delayed by 34 m
- 14:0014:15ZH661On time
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- 14:0014:35TR820On time
- 14:00JX822On time
- 14:05JL2504On time
- 14:1214:10CZ389On time
- 14:30MM126On time
- 14:30TW321On time
- 14:40MM210On time
- 14:40GK352Gate 39On time
- 14:4614:55SC8085On time
- 14:50CX564On time
- 14:55NH974On time
How do I get to and from Kansai International Airport?
Kansai International Airport is connected to Osaka and the wider Kansai region by dedicated rail services, including an airport express and regional trains, as well as limited express options. There are scheduled airport limousine buses and local city buses serving major hotels and city centers. Taxis and ride‑hailing operate to and from the terminals, and on‑site car rental desks are available in the terminal area for private hire and self‑drive departures.
How do the terminals work at Kansai International Airport?
Kansai has a main passenger terminal complex with multiple levels serving both domestic and international flights; there is also a secondary terminal used by some low‑cost carriers. Check‑in counters and baggage drop for international and domestic airlines are clearly signed; allow time to move between check‑in, security and departure gates. Transfers between flights generally require following transfer signage and, for international-to-domestic connections, completing any passport or baggage formalities as required.