Haneda Airport, officially Tokyo International Airport (HND), is Tokyo’s closest major airport and one of Japan’s principal international and domestic aviation hubs. It is located in Ōta, Tokyo, and operates three passenger terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and Terminal 3.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Official name | Tokyo International Airport |
| Common name | Haneda Airport |
| IATA code | HND |
| ICAO code | RJTT |
| Location | Ōta City, Tokyo, Japan |
| Main role | Domestic and international passenger airport serving Tokyo |
| Passenger terminals | Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3 |
| Domestic terminals | T1 and T2 |
| International terminals | T2 and T3 |
| Airport information | 03-5757-8111 |
| General airport information | 24 hours for international inquiries; domestic information generally 5:00–24:00 |
| Official website | Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal — Official Website |
| Wikipedia | Haneda Airport — Wikipedia |
| Purpose | Contact number | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Haneda Airport General Information | 03-5757-8111 | Main airport passenger-terminal information line |
| Airport information — international | 03-5757-8111 | Available 24 hours |
| Airport information — domestic | 03-5757-8111 | Generally 5:00–24:00 |
| Airport information fax | 03-6428-0889 | International-related information |
| Lost & Found — domestic/general | 03-5757-8111 | Airport directs passengers through its lost-and-found process |
| Lost & Found — international | 03-5757-8111 | 24-hour telephone information |
| Emergency — Fire/Ambulance | 119 | Tokyo Fire Department |
| Emergency — Police | 110 | Japanese police |
| Japan Coast Guard | 118 | Maritime emergency |
| Airport police boxes | On-site | Police boxes are located on the 1st floor of T1, T2 and T3 |
Call 119 for a fire, serious medical emergency or ambulance.
Haneda’s own disaster-response instructions tell passengers who discover a fire to make an initial report to the Tokyo Fire Department at 119, giving the terminal and precise location.
For an immediate police emergency in Japan, call 110.
Haneda also has a police box on the 1st floor of each passenger terminal:
| Terminal | Primary use | Major airlines / characteristics | Key point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terminal 1 (T1) | Domestic | Japan Airlines (JAL), Skymark, StarFlyer, Japan Transocean Air | Domestic flights |
| Terminal 2 (T2) | Domestic + selected international | ANA, AIRDO, Solaseed Air; ANA international flights | Used for both domestic and international operations |
| Terminal 3 (T3) | International | Numerous international airlines, including JAL, ANA and foreign carriers | International terminal |
| Area | General operating pattern |
|---|---|
| T1 domestic area | Generally 5:00–24:00 |
| T2 domestic area | Generally 5:00–24:00 |
| T2 international area | Generally 5:00–24:00 |
| T3 | 24 hours |
Passengers can travel between T1, T2 and T3 using:
Haneda currently operates free shuttle buses connecting all three terminals. The airport publishes the current timetable because operating times can change.
| Terminal | Shuttle location |
|---|---|
| T1 | 1F Arrival Lobby, Bus Stop 8 |
| T2 | 1F Arrival Lobby, Bus Stop 9 |
| T3 | 1F, Bus Stop 0 |
Haneda’s IATA code is HND and its ICAO code is RJTT.
Yes. Tokyo International Airport is the airport’s official name; Haneda Airport is the commonly used name.
Haneda has three passenger terminals: T1, T2 and T3.
T3 handles international flights, while T2 also handles selected international services, notably ANA. Always verify your individual flight before travelling.
JAL’s main domestic operation is associated with Terminal 1. JAL also operates international flights from Terminal 3.
ANA operates domestic services from Terminal 2 and also operates international services from Terminal 2 and/or Terminal 3, depending on the flight. Check the reservation for the exact terminal.
Yes. Free shuttle buses, rail services and other transfer options connect the terminals.
Yes. Haneda operates a free shuttle bus between the passenger terminals.
Terminal 3 is open 24 hours, while T1 and T2 generally have limited operating hours for their domestic areas. T2’s international area is generally 5:00–24:00.
T3 is open 24 hours, but overnight use is subject to the airport’s rules. T1/T2 domestic public areas generally close after the relevant final flights.
Call 03-5757-8111.
Call 119.
Call 110.
There is a police box on the 1st floor in the general area of each of T1, T2 and T3.
No. Flight reservation changes and confirmations should be handled by the airline operating your flight.
Contact an information counter or call 03-5757-8111. Haneda provides wheelchair and special-assistance services.
Use Haneda’s official Lost & Found process. The procedure differs depending on where the item was lost.
Yes. Observation decks are available at the terminals, although access and hours vary. The airport’s FAQ currently lists the T2 observation deck as 6:30–22:00 and the T3 observation deck as 24 hours, subject to closures such as bad weather or airport notices.
Generally, animals cannot accompany passengers inside the passenger terminals, except qualifying assistance dogs. Pets being transported as airline baggage must follow the airline’s requirements.
Use Haneda’s official flight-information service and your airline. The airport’s website provides current flight status, delays and cancellations.