Haneda Airport

Haneda Airport, officially Tokyo International Airport, is a major airport in Ōta, Tokyo, serving domestic and international flights. Its proximity to central Tokyo distinguishes it from Narita International Airport.

Tokyo International Airport Terminal 1: Haneda’s terminal primarily serving Japan Airlines and its affiliated carriers. It is one of the airport’s main domestic passenger terminals.
Japan Airlines: Japan’s flag carrier and one of the country’s largest airlines. It operates a major domestic network from Haneda.
Tokyo Airfield: The airfield opened in 1931 at the site that became Haneda Airport. It marks the airport’s beginning as a commercial aviation facility.
Tokyo metropolitan area: Japan’s largest urban region, centered on Tokyo and extending into neighboring prefectures. Haneda serves this vast population and its concentration of business and government.
Tokyo International Airport Terminal 2: Haneda terminal serving domestic flights and some international services, including flights by All Nippon Airways. Its expanding international role links domestic operations with overseas routes.
All Nippon Airways: A major Japanese airline headquartered in Tokyo. Haneda is a central hub for its domestic and international flights.
United States Army occupation of Japan: The Allied occupation of Japan from 1945 to 1952, led by the United States. U.S. forces controlled Haneda after the Second World War and renamed it Haneda Army Air Base.
Japan air traffic control: The systems and procedures that manage aircraft movements in Japanese airspace. Haneda’s dense traffic requires careful coordination with nearby airports and routes.
Tokyo International Airport Terminal 3: Haneda’s principal terminal for international passenger flights. It concentrates many of the airport’s long-haul and international services.
Tokyo Monorail: An urban railway connecting Haneda Airport with Hamamatsuchō in central Tokyo. It provides a direct airport link to central Tokyo and the Yamanote Line.

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