Above, an aerial view of Tokyo International Airport (Haneda).To assist in handling the hordes of foreign travelers to Japan, the Tokyo International Airport, known as Haneda Airport, is getting back into the international flight game.
Haneda was once Japan's largest international airport until Narita Airport was built in 1978. Since then, Haneda had been domestic flight oriented.
A new fourth runway will be completed and officially opened on October 21.
The new runway will accommodate the following debut flights from U.S. cities (times shown are departure times):
Japan Airlines - October 31: San Francisco to Haneda (10:35 PM); Haneda to San Francisco (12:05 AM); Honolulu to Haneda (6:25 PM); and Haneda to Honolulu (10:30 PM).
All Nippon Airways - October 31: Los Angeles to Haneda (12:55 AM); Haneda to Los Angeles (12:05 AM); Honolulu to Haneda (6:15 PM); and Haneda to Honolulu (12:30 AM).
American Airlines - January 21: New York JFK to Haneda (7:20 PM); and Haneda to New York JFK (12:30 AM).
Hawaiian Airlines - Mid-November: Honolulu to Haneda (TBA); and Haneda to Honolulu (TBA).
Delta Air Lines - January 29: for Haneda bound, January 29; for US bound, January 30; Detroit to Haneda (7:30 PM); Haneda to Detroit (6:55 AM); Los Angeles to Haneda (12:10 AM); and Haneda to Los Angeles (1:00 AM).
Haneda Airport was the location of the final battle between Godzilla and Destoroyah and the melt-down of Godzilla in Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (1995).
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