Transportation from the City Center to Haneda Airport
It is possible to reach Haneda Airport, which is approximately 14 km from Tokyo city center, by bus, train, taxi and car rental options from the city center.
Buses departing from Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama and Kanto regions provide direct connections to the airport.
Tokyo Monorail Line provides a direct connection to the airport. The Keikyu line operates between 07:30 and 21:00 on weekdays, and between 09:00 and 17:00 on weekends and holidays. The working hours of the monorail line are between 09:00 and 19:00 on weekdays, and between 09:00 and 17:00 on weekends and holidays.
It is also among the options to reach the airport by taking a taxi or renting a car from different parts of the city.
Transportation from the City Center to Narita Airport
It is possible to reach Narita Airport from Tokyo city center by bus, train, taxi and car rental options.
Airport Limousine Bus, Keisei Bus and HEIWA KOTSU bus companies serve the bus, which is the most convenient option. There are multiple lines from Tokyo city center to the airport.
There is a direct connection to the airport with Narita Sky Access, Keisei Main Line and JR Line train lines from different parts of the city.
The airport can be reached by rent a car offices of companies such as Nippon, Toyota, Nissan, ORIX or by internet reservation. In addition, taxis all over the city are among the easiest and most comfortable methods of reaching the airport.
Transportation from Bridgetown International Airport to Bridgetown City Center
Bridgetown or Grantley Adams International Airport is located in Bridgetown, the capital of Barbados and one of the most popular holiday destinations in the Caribbean, very close to the city center.
The most economical way to reach the city from the airport is to use the municipal buses. You can get on these buses by taking the highway that passes right in front of the airport. The bus stops are in front of the parking lot opposite the terminal building.
Since these buses are frequently used by the local people, they are quite crowded, especially during the commute and return hours. If you are going to use this bus, try not to get on with a large suitcase. For more detailed information, the information service in the airport can direct you.
The most comfortable and shortest way to make the same journey is to take a taxi from the taxi stand outside the terminal building. If you are going to take a taxi from the station, which is also recommended, you need to get a form from the taxi office in the terminal building before getting on. Since this form states where you will go and how much you will pay, you will avoid any disputes with the drivers.
As soon as you arrive at the exit door, you will encounter a flood of taxi drivers, they will pull your luggage. Be text and head to the station, choose one of the taxis with a yellow sticker on the window indicating that it is authorized to carry passengers and get on.
Since there are so many places to see in Barbados, you can also consider renting a car from the airport. Thus, you can also solve the transfer between Bridgetown Airport and the city, as the one-way taxi price can cost as much as a day's rent for some model cars.
There are three offices authorized to rent a car at Bridgetown Airport. These are Courtesy Rent-A-Car, Drive-a-matic and Stoute's Car Rental. These offices are clustered on the left side of the arrivals floor. You can rent a wide range of vehicles, from limousines to Barbados' trademark Mini-moke.