Helsinki to Tokyo Flight Tickets

Train (P and I Lines): From Helsinki Central Station, the P and I train lines go directly to the airport train station. You can easily board from the city center station and purchase tickets via the HSL app or machines. Trains operate frequently and descend directly under the terminal.

HSL 600 Bus Line: You can reach the airport from Rautatientori in the city center with the 600 bus line. This line passes through Pasila from the center and arrives in front of the terminal. You can check the schedule and obtain tickets through the HSL app or website.

Finnair City Bus: Departing from the vicinity of Kamppi and Central Station, the Finnair City Bus goes directly to both terminals. It provides regular daily services to the center and is compatible with the HSL ticket system.

Taxi: You can reach the airport by calling vehicles from companies like Taxi Helsinki, Kovanen from official taxi stands or the street in the city center. These taxis drop off directly at the terminal check-in entrance and operate 24/7.

Private Car Rental: You can drive to the airport by taking a car from rental offices in the city center. You can deliver the vehicles to airport offices and make reservations in advance.

Towncar / VIP Transfer: You have the option to go to the airport with reserved towncar or VIP transfers from the Helsinki city center. Services like Transfeero provide comfortable transportation by determining a pickup point.

Metro/Train: The JR Narita Express (N'EX) line provides direct access from Narita Airport to central points like Tokyo Station, Shibuya, and Shinjuku. The journey takes approximately 60 minutes. Services run every 30 minutes and operate from 07:37 AM to 09:44 PM.

Keisei Skyliner Train: Offers fast access from Narita Airport to Keisei Ueno or Nippori stations. The journey takes approximately 36-45 minutes. Services are scheduled every 30 minutes and run throughout the day.

JR Sobu Line Train: Operates as a commuter train to Tokyo Station. The journey takes approximately 80-90 minutes with services every 30 minutes. It operates from early to late hours.

Bus: Various bus lines provide transportation from Narita Airport to the Tokyo area. Travel time and frequency vary by line.

Taxi: Taxis are available at the airport terminal exits. Travel to Tokyo city center can take approximately 60-90 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.

Tokyo Monorail: You can reach Hamamatsucho Station directly by taking the Tokyo Monorail from Terminals 1, 2, and 3 of Haneda Airport. From there, you can transfer to the JR Yamanote Line for easy access to central areas of Tokyo, such as Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, or Shibuya. Monorail services are frequent and regular.

Keikyu Airport Line: The Keikyu Line provides direct access from Haneda to Shinagawa Station, allowing transfers to the JR Yamanote Line or Shinkansen. It is a practical option for those wishing to travel to Tokyo Station from Shinagawa.

Limousine Bus (Airport Bus): Limousine Buses departing from Haneda Airport operate to various destinations such as Tokyo Station, Ginza, and Shibuya. The buses follow different routes, stopping at multiple hotels and stations.

Taxi: Official taxi stands can be found at the exits of the airport terminals. Taxis provide transportation to locations like Ginza, Tokyo Station, and Shibuya, depending on traffic. They also operate after midnight.

Private Transfer / VIP Vehicle: Private vehicle transfer services are available to hotels in Tokyo's 23 districts. Luxurious vehicle options and chauffeur services offer a comfortable travel experience.