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Tokyo airport choice is one of the clearest examples where city access and route network pull in different directions.
Use Haneda when city access matters most and the route is available. Use Narita when the airline, fare, long-haul schedule, or connection pattern points there.
Last reviewed 2026-06-17
| Code | Airport | City | Country | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HND | Tokyo Haneda Airport | Tokyo | JP | Best for central Tokyo access, domestic connections, and international routes that operate from Haneda. |
| NRT | Narita International Airport | Tokyo | JP | Best when the airline, fare, alliance schedule, or long-haul route is stronger from Narita. |
Haneda is usually easier for central Tokyo, but Narita still matters for many international schedules and fares. The best answer is the airport that has the right nonstop at the right time.
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Yes. Haneda is generally the more convenient Tokyo airport for city access.
Yes. Narita remains important for international routes, airline choice, and fares.
Use FlightQ's route database and airport pages for HND and NRT links.