Haneda International Airport
Airport Information
Haneda International Airport
Tokyo Airfield (Haneda) was returned to the Japanese Government on July 1, 1952 and renamed as Tokyo International Airport. Since then it has served as Japan’s main gateway to the skies for over 60 years. Nowadays it has grown into one of the world’s busiest airports used by over 85 million passengers a year.
In the meantime, most of the international services were transferred to New Tokyo International Airport (Narita) as it started its operation in 1978. However, the promotion of the re-expansion project for Tokyo International Airport allowed Haneda to become again greater Tokyo’s new gateway in October 2010 with scheduled international air services for the first time in 32 years. along with the commissioning of Runway D and opening of the international passenger terminal.
The construction and operation of the international terminal and facilities at Tokyo International Airport, which has been undertaken by TIAT, were planned as part of the Tokyo International Airport re-expansion project by way of PFI (Private Finance Initiative) , aimed at designing and supervising the construction of the passenger terminal, parking lot for airport users and the connecting walk-through linking these two facilities, as well as their efficient management and operation.
To this end, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism announced an implementation policy on April 15, 2005 and then application guideline on July 29, 2005. On the background of the above movement, the founders of our company, Japan Airport Terminal Co., Ltd. (JATCO), Japan airlines Corporation and All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd., formed a consortium comprising 14 companies under the leadership of JATCO, which, after primary and secondary government reviews, was designated as a candidate for the selection process.
Terminal Expansion
New Haneda Airport will be even more convenient with increased number of international flights.
In March 2020, in response to the increase in international flights there will be changes in terminal, their names, station names and maintenance of the surrounding facilities.
About 50 international flights will be added daily
The increase in international flights of Haneda airport, which has easy access from the center of Tokyo, will strengthen the capaital region’s competitiveness. It will also strengthen the ties with the world through business, tourism, economic and cultural exchange. Furthermore, by connecting the wide range of domestic flights of Haneda Airport with international flights, traveling between domestic regions and the world will be vitalised.
Domestic and International Flights will be operated at Terminal 2
With the increase of international flights from March 2020, international flights will be operated in some areas of Terminal 2 in addition to the existing international terminal.
The name of the International Terminal will change
With the start of international flight operations out of Terminal 2, the name of the present international terminal will change to Terminal 3.
Terminal Information
Passenger terminal building
Car Parks
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Overview of the new Haneda Airport International passenger Terminal
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Simple, straight paths of flow
| From the Departure Lobby to Boarding Gates, flat paths minimise the ups and downs of changing floors.
Pedestrian flow took precedence in design, minimising the need to move between floors. The first floor offers direct access to roads. The second and third floors give travellers direct access to arrivals and departures, respectively. The fourth and fith floors host shops and service facilities. Departures Arrivals |
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Contact
2-6-5 Haneda Airport
Ota-ku
Tokyo
Japan
- 03-6428-0888
