โฐ Minimum Connection Times
Domestic โ Domestic
45
minutes
Domestic โ International
90
minutes
International โ Domestic
90
minutes
International โ International
90
minutes
Interline Connections
120
minutes
๐ข Terminal Information
Tokyo Narita features three distinct terminals connected by free shuttle buses running every 7-10 minutes. Terminal 1 serves major international airlines like JAL and ANA with North and South wings subdivided into five satellites, featuring extensive shopping at Nakamise (Japan's largest airport duty-free shop) and premium lounges. Terminal 2 handles international carriers including Delta with a dual-level layout for easy navigation, direct Keisei Skyliner access to central Tokyo, and the panoramic Japan Food Hall overlooking aircraft operations. Terminal 3, dedicated to low-cost carriers, offers a streamlined no-frills design with a 300-meter walkway connection to Terminal 2.
Security checkpoints and immigration control are located in each terminal near departure areas, with fast-track lanes available in Terminals 1 and 2 for frequent flyers and Fast Travel Pass holders. Walking times between gates within terminals typically range 10-20 minutes, while inter-terminal transfers via shuttle require 15-30 minutes including wait times. The airport features 24-hour access in Terminal 2's basement and first floors, Nine Hours capsule hotel in Terminal 2's B1 level, and family facilities throughout all terminals. Notable amenities include the ongoing Flying Pikachu Project (through April 2025), anime character displays, traditional Japanese craft shops, and dining options from 24-hour Yoshinoya to upscale Japanese cuisine with tarmac views.
๐ Connection Tips
NRT is a major international hub for Japan. Terminal transfers require shuttle bus or train. Allow extra time for immigration during peak hours.
โฐ Minimum Connection Times
Domestic โ Domestic
60
minutes
Domestic โ International
90
minutes
Interline Connections
120
minutes
๐ข Terminal Information
Amakusa Airport (AXJ) serves the city of Amakusa on Amakusa Shimo-shima island, Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan. This regional airport is a crucial link for the local community and tourists, connecting the islands to mainland Kyushu, primarily to Kumamoto Airport. It is uniquely served by Amakusa Airlines, a local carrier operating a single turboprop aircraft, which has become a symbol of the islands. The terminal building is a compact, modern facility, designed for efficient processing of domestic passenger traffic, and often features local art and information about the Amakusa region.\n\nSecurity procedures at AXJ are efficient and adhere strictly to Japanese aviation regulations. Passengers can expect streamlined check-in processes, often handled directly by Amakusa Airlines staff, followed by thorough but quick security screening. Boarding is typically conducted via a short walk across the tarmac to the aircraft, providing passengers with an intimate experience of this small island airport. Flights are typically short, connecting to larger hubs, and are highly dependent on visual flight rules due to the surrounding terrain and coastal weather.\n\nAmenities within the terminal include a small cafรฉ offering beverages and light snacks, along with souvenir shops selling local Amakusa products, including items related to dolphin watching, for which the area is famous. Free Wi-Fi may be available. For ground transportation, taxis are usually available outside the terminal, and car rental services can be arranged, providing convenient access to the Amakusa region's scenic coastal drives and attractions. The airport offers a charming and efficient entry point to these historic and beautiful islands.
๐ Connection Tips
Allow adequate time for connections. Check with airline for specific requirements.
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