Japan Airlines (JAL) will begin using the north satellite at Haneda Airport Terminal 1 when it enters service on September 1.
Boarding gates 26 through 29, which will be used by JAL, are approximately a 15-minute walk (about 968 meters) from Security Checkpoint F, the nearest security checkpoint, and approximately a 16-minute walk (about 1,068 meters) from Security Checkpoint F. The North Wing is used by JAL’s departing flights to Hokkaido, Tohoku, Hokuriku, Tokai, and Kinki regions.
Construction of the north satellite began in May 2024. The expansion is intended to accommodate growing air travel demand and improve convenience. It will be Haneda Airport’s first facility with a hybrid timber-and-steel structure. It will have six boarding gates, numbered 24 through 29.
JAL is asking passengers to arrive at the airport with ample time to spare. From the same day, it will strictly enforce a checked-baggage drop-off deadline of 30 minutes before departure.
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