Tokyo International Airport, commonly known as “Haneda Airport”, (airport code (HND) is one of two major airports serving the greater Tokyo area. Each of the airports three terminals can be reached by car, train, public bus and shuttle bus. For more information about directions or transportation to any of the terminals go to the airport’s official website at: http://www.tokyo-airport-bldg.co.jp/en.

The main terminals (1 and 2) are connected by an underground walkway and the third terminal is the smaller “International Terminal”. Shuttle buses are available to transport passengers between terminals.

There are five parking garages available P1-P5. Buses are available to shuttle passengers from any parking area to their desired terminal. To pre-determine the best area to park for your airline you can access excellent information about the parking facilities on the airport’s website.

Haneda is a major hub for the country’s large domestic airlines, Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways. In fact, almost all domestic flights to and from Tokyo go through here. They also serve passengers of Skymark Airlines and Hokkaido International Airlines, which are discount carriers. Within recent years, the airport’s international service has increased as well due to the advent of many “scheduled charter” flights to South Korea and the Peoples Republic of China.

The airport also houses cargo facilities and a special VIP area which is often used for flights carrying foreign dignitaries and heads of state. Sometimes, it is also used for the “Japanese Air Force One”.

The Banquet Hall Hotel is situated in the airport terminal.

Domestic departures and arrivals can be checked at: http://jatns.tokyo-airport-bldg.co.jp/en/todaysFlight/

For international flight information it is best to check directly with the airline.