Flight Simulator Flights at RJTT Tokyo Haneda International Airport

Tokyo Haneda International Airport (RJTT) lies in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan, at an elevation of 26 feet, serving as one of the principal gateways to the Japanese capital. It offers four physical runways, all hard-surfaced and lit, most fitted with ILS, and a dense array of radio frequencies covering approach, departure, ground and tower services, making it a substantial and operationally busy destination for simulator pilots.

Overview

Tokyo Haneda International Airport, ICAO code RJTT, is located in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan, at an elevation of 26 feet. With four physical runways and instrument landing systems fitted to most of them, it presents a simulator pilot with a large-scale, high-density airport environment typical of a major international hub.

Airspace & Location

The aerodrome is situated in Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan, at coordinates 35.5533N 139.7810E. It is served by dedicated approach control, North Pacific Area APP on 119.1 MHz, together with terminal control area frequencies at 119.45 MHz and 124.75 MHz, reflecting its position within busy controlled airspace over the Tokyo area.

Runways

Haneda has four physical runways, all hard-surfaced and lit. Runway 16L/34L is the longest, measuring 10,995 ft from threshold 16L and 10,157 ft from threshold 34L, with ILS available at both ends. Runway 16R/34R measures 9,810 ft from 16R and 9,823 ft from 34R, also with ILS at both ends. Runway 04/22 is 8,167 ft from threshold 04, which has no ILS, and 8,166 ft from threshold 22, which does. Runway 05/23 is 8,162 ft in both directions, with ILS available on runway 23 but not on runway 05.

Radio & Navigation

Haneda's radio services include an air-to-ground frequency on 126.9 MHz, an ATIS on 128.8 MHz and clearance delivery on 121.825 MHz. Approach control, North Pacific Area APP, operates on 119.1 MHz, with terminal control area frequencies published at 119.45 MHz and 124.75 MHz. Departure frequencies are given as 120.8 MHz and 126 MHz. Ground movements are split across four frequencies, 118.225 MHz, 121.625 MHz, 121.7 MHz and 121.975 MHz, while tower services operate on 118.1 MHz, 118.575 MHz, 118.725 MHz and 124.35 MHz. Instrument landing systems are fitted to runways 16L, 16R, 34L, 34R, 22 and 23.