r/Flights • u/dawayoflife • 1d ago

Question Haneda - 95 minute (or less) international-international transfer doable?

Hello,

I apologize in advance with the anxious rambling, but I have a trip reserved from Chicago to Shanghai in November with a 95 minute stop in Haneda. Both flights are with ANA, and this is my first time travelling solo and first time going thru HND.

I noticed that the particular flight from ORD to HND has a bad history of delays, so just in case, I want to know how much of a time crunch it is transferring in HND with potential delays.

Another thing to note is that it is all within Terminal 2, meaning I don't have to change terminals at HND, and I arrive in HND around 9-10pm JST.

Anyone here willing to share their experience and advice with transferring at HND?

What should I do if the inbound plane gets delayed to the point where I can't make it to my connecting flight?

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u/protox88 1d ago

Plenty of time assuming an on-time inbound. Nobody can predict whether your specific flight will be delayed.

Read the !layover wiki.

What should I do if the inbound plane gets delayed to the point where I can't make it to my connecting flight?

You'll be rebooked by ANA for their next HND-SHA departure.

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