Kansai Airport has resumed partial operation of Terminal 1 and runway A from Friday 14 September.
Service start
From 12am Friday, 14 September
Area
Terminal 1 (southern part)
*We aim to have the northern part back up and running on Friday, 21 September
Operation status
Terminal 1 Shops
- Of 130 stores, 60 stores have reopened (46%)
- Some restaurants are operating with a limited menu offering
Terminal 2 Shops
- All 24 shops are operating
Lifelines
Electricity, air-conditioning, water, internet and phone are operational.
Airport staff
Business as usual
Flight status
Flight information 14-20 September (PDF)
Terminal 1
29 companies (51%), 49 flights (31%) -> From 20 September, 37 companies (65%), 64 flights (40%)
Terminal 2
2 companies, 15 flights (100%)
As of 14 September, Terminal 1 (International and Domestic) have resumed 34% of flights.
From 20 September, 50% of flights will have resumed.
Access
Rail
Japan Rail (JR) and the Nankai Electric Railway have been suspended.
Complimentary replacement shuttle buses are operating between Kansai Airport and Rinkutown Station.
*We are working hard and aim to have rail services back up and running by 21 September.
Limousine Bus
In partial operation (As of 13 September, 19 of 25 routes are operational)
Private car/rental car
No access
Kobe to Kansai Bay Shuttle
Business as usual
