Airlines at Tokyo Haneda Airport

Haneda is Japan’s busiest airport: Japan Airlines (Terminal 1) and All Nippon Airways (Terminal 2) run the domestic hubs, with Skymark, StarFlyer, Air Do and Solaseed Air also based here, and Terminal 3 hosts most international carriers. Always confirm your terminal on the day of travel.

Terminal 1

Japan Airlines is the main operator of Terminal 1, alongside Skymark Airlines and StarFlyer, all on domestic routes. A north satellite with gates 24–29 opened in September 2026.

Terminal 2

All Nippon Airways, Air Do and Solaseed Air operate domestic flights from Terminal 2, and a growing number of ANA international departures use the terminal’s international gates (66–73).

Terminal 3 (international)

Most international airlines operate from Terminal 3, including British Airways, Lufthansa (Frankfurt and Munich), Air France (Paris-Charles de Gaulle), Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, American Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways, Turkish Airlines, Finnair, Scandinavian Airlines, ITA Airways, Cathay Pacific, Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, EVA Air, China Airlines, Philippine Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, Garuda Indonesia, Vietnam Airlines, VietJet Air, Air India and Qantas.

Domestic network

The busiest domestic routes of 2024 were Sapporo–Chitose (9.0 million passengers), Fukuoka (8.6 million) and Naha (5.9 million), followed by Osaka–Itami, Kagoshima and Kumamoto.

Pages dedicated to airlines

• Full-service airlines at Haneda
• Low-cost and regional airlines
• Busiest domestic routes

Airline terminal allocations change over time. Confirm your terminal with the airline or on the airport’s flight information screens before you travel (information line: 03-5757-8111).