Kansai Airport to Osaka: Train, Bus or Taxi? (2026)

JGO! editorial team — WEBMARKS Inc. (Fujisawa, Kanagawa)

For Namba, start by comparing Nankai’s Rapi:t and Airport Express. For Tennoji, Osaka Station or Shin-Osaka, check JR trains; an airport bus may be easier if its city stop is close to your hotel. The best choice depends on your exact destination, luggage, budget and arrival time—not just the journey time to a central station.

KIX means Kansai International Airport. Check that KIX is the airport shown on your booking, then use your hotel’s full address to compare the station or bus stop nearest to it. Nankai Railway and JR West are separate operators, and limited express trains normally require an express ticket in addition to the fare for the ride.

Prices and service details below were checked on 3 November 2026 unless another date is stated. Some current fares could not be confirmed, and an operator’s timetable or displayed price may change before your trip. Check the linked official page or booking screen for your travel date.

Choose your Kansai Airport to Osaka route

Start with your hotel address rather than the name of a broad area such as “Namba” or “Osaka.” A train may be quick to its terminal station but require an additional ride or walk to your accommodation. A bus may avoid a transfer if its particular stop is close to your hotel.

Nankai: airport→Namba

JR: airport→Osaka

Bus: airport→Hankyu Sanbangai

Kansai Airport→Nankai Namba→Dotonbori Plaza

Kansai Airport→Rapi:t reserved seat→Rapi:t luggage space→Nankai Namba

“ Namba” appears in the names of multiple stations, and those stations are not all the same place. Check that your route goes to Nankai Namba if you are choosing Nankai, then plan the journey from that station to your hotel. For the Dotonbori bus, compare your hotel address with the official Dotonbori Plaza stop map.

Compare the main options

The figures below are not a complete hotel-to-hotel comparison: they cover different arrival points and some onward fares are unconfirmed. The shortest Rapi:t journey is not the time for every departure, and the HARUKA time is for one example train. Use the relevant operator’s fare search and timetable for the date you travel.

For Nankai, the Rapi:t information page gives train and express-charge details, while the digital ticket page gives the combined ticket prices and purchase rules. For JR, check the HARUKA timetable and JR West routes and schedules. The Osaka Station bus page and Osaka MK fare page provide the listed bus and taxi information.

Choose by your needs and group size

Rapi:t is a starting point if you want a reserved seat to Namba, while HARUKA or Kansai Airport Rapid are options to compare for JR destinations. If you want to avoid an onward connection, check whether a bus stop is genuinely close to your hotel; “Osaka Station” can mean a bus stop that is not the best arrival point for your address. For a group with several bags, compare the total fares for all travelers with a taxi quote, including extra charges and any onward transport.

A reserved seat and a place for luggage are separate matters. Rapi:t has luggage spaces, but Nankai’s cited information does not confirm that selecting a seat reserves a separate space for a particular bag or specify size and weight limits. If you need boarding assistance, contact the operator before travel: Nankai has an assistance request page, and the bus operator advises travelers with electric wheelchairs to check dimensions and weight in advance through its passenger guide.

These examples cover the airport journey only and exclude onward travel to the hotel. The two options arrive in different places, so the table is not a hotel-to-hotel comparison. A child Rapi:t digital ticket cannot be bought on its own, and the late-night bus has a different fare; for a group, request a taxi quote to the exact address before comparing totals.

Kansai Airport to Osaka: Terminal 1 and 2 boarding guide

The boarding route depends on which terminal you arrive at. At Terminal 1, trains are reached from the second floor and airport buses from the first floor. At Terminal 2, take the free connection bus toward Aeroplaza for the trains, or check whether your city bus serves Terminal 2 directly.

Trains: Terminal 1→2F station bridge

Buses: Terminal 1→1F bus stops

Terminal 2 domestic / international→free connection bus→Aeroplaza→Nankai / JR

From Terminal 1

First confirm that your flight arrives at KIX, then open your hotel address in a map app and note the full name of the station or bus stop you need. For trains, follow the second-floor signs across the connecting bridge to Kansai Airport Station. JR signs are blue and Nankai signs are red; check the train and destination information before going to the platform.

For an airport bus, follow the first-floor signs to your route’s stop and check the departure display or bus sign before boarding. The operator’s Kansai Airport bus-stop page lists the stops; for example, the Terminal 1 stop is 5 for Osaka Station services, 3 for USJ and 10 for Osaka Castle and Nipponbashi services. These numbers do not establish that every departure serves every city stop, so compare the terminal and service column on the timetable.

JR’s airport-use guide describes the train route and signs at Kansai Airport Station. Its station map is dated 1 April 2015, so use current signs at the airport if the map and local directions differ. The map is available here.

From Terminal 2

Terminal 2 has separate connection-bus stops for domestic and international arrivals. If you are taking a train, follow the signs to the free connection bus toward Aeroplaza, then follow station signs to Nankai or JR. If you are taking a city bus directly, check the route’s Terminal 2 stop and departure time instead of assuming every service calls there.

The published connection-bus documents give a journey of about seven minutes to Aeroplaza, but the timetables available for this guide are dated 25 August 2025. Whether they were revised after that date was not confirmed on 3 November 2026. Check the Nankai Bus airport page and its timetable for your arrival side; the Aeroplaza departure timetable also carries the 2025 date, so look for a newer version before relying on it.

Prepare to pay and board

Prices in this guide are in Japanese yen, shown as ¥. Payment methods differ by operator and service, so check the specific ticket or bus information before relying on a card or phone payment. A digital ticket may require a working smartphone and internet access, and you should save the operator’s instructions in a form you can retrieve while travelling.

If you need toilets, Wi-Fi, currency exchange or an accessible route, consult current airport information rather than assuming facilities or routes from an old map. Contact the transport operator in advance if you need boarding help. For bus luggage, read the limits in the bus section below before deciding what to put in the luggage compartment.

Kansai Airport to Namba by Nankai train

Nankai’s Rapi:t is a limited express to Nankai Namba, with the shortest listed journey taking 34 minutes. The Airport Express also runs toward Namba and takes about 45 minutes, but it has different ticket and seating rules. Check the train’s stops and timetable for your date rather than treating either time as universal.

Basic fare→Regular Seat ¥700 adult / ¥350 child→Or Super Seat ¥910 adult / ¥560 child→On-board purchase adds ¥300

Airport→Rapi:t · minimum 34 min→Nankai Namba

Airport→Airport Express · about 45 min→Nankai Namba

Regular Seat · 4 across · ¥1,410 / Super Seat · 3 across · ¥1,590 · cars 5 and 6

Rapi:t travel date→payment→seat 5 min before departure→QR gate

Rapi:t or Airport Express?

Rapi:t services include alpha and beta trains, and their stops are not identical: alpha does not stop at Sakai or Kishiwada. The digital ticket can cover stations including Sumiyoshi Taisha, but Rapi:t does not stop there, so a ticket’s coverage does not guarantee that every train stops at every covered station. Check Nankai’s timetable and access information for the particular departure.

The current Airport Express fare was not confirmed for this guide. Use Nankai’s fare search or ask at the station before comparing its cost with Rapi:t. Do not treat the ¥700 Rapi:t Regular Seat express charge as a complete fare: that amount is the express charge alone, while the ¥1,410 digital ticket includes both the ride and express charge.

Rapi:t digital-ticket prices and extra charges

The digital ticket is for one trip and combines the ride and express charge. Prices shown on Nankai’s digital ticket information on 3 November 2026 were:

Super Seats are in cars 5 and 6. The regular adult express charge alone is normally ¥700, and the Super Seat adult express charge is ¥910; a separate ride ticket is still required if you are buying the express ticket separately. The Rapi:t page and digital-ticket page explain the different products.

Nankai also lists a ¥550 adult charge for its ticketless express service, again with a separate ride ticket required. Buying an express ticket on board adds ¥300 for an adult or child. The charge notice records a change effective 1 April 2026; check the current rule before purchase, especially because another Nankai access page lists a conflicting fare detail. The official notice is here.

Buy and use a Rapi:t digital ticket

A QR code is a square code read by a compatible gate. The digital ticket is valid on the date selected, and its purchase and use require a smartphone and a supported credit card. Open the Nankai digital-ticket page, select your travel date, purchase the ticket and then choose a train and seat.

Seat selection must be completed at least five minutes before departure. Keep the ticket page ready, note the train, car and seat, and use a gate that accepts the QR code; then follow platform signs and check the car and seat numbers before boarding. Tickets go on sale one month before travel, with same-day purchase listed until 22:55 for travel toward Namba and 22:05 toward Kansai Airport.

Under Nankai’s stated rules, up to two train changes are allowed, subject to making the change at least five minutes before both the original and replacement trains leave your boarding station. Seat selection and train changes are unavailable each day from 1:50 to 3:00. One payment can cover up to eight adult and child tickets, but a child ticket cannot be bought on its own; check the full digital-ticket conditions before paying.

ICOCA, seats and luggage

ICOCA is a prepaid travel card that you add money to and tap at a gate. Nankai accepts ICOCA for the ride, but an ICOCA balance alone does not include Rapi:t’s express ticket; buy the required express ticket separately. The conditions for using Suica on this specific journey were not confirmed, so ask Nankai before relying on it.

Rapi:t has overhead racks and luggage spaces, and Nankai lists Regular Seats as four across and Super Seats as three across. The cited information does not give luggage size or weight limits, so contact Nankai if your bag needs special handling. A reserved seat does not confirm a separate reserved luggage space.

Express tickets can also be purchased through eligible station counters or ticket machines, but the ride ticket is still needed when buying an express ticket separately. Nankai’s express-ticket guidance describes purchase options. Nankai accepts ICOCA for the regular ride; consult its ICOCA information for the card details.

Kansai Airport to Osaka Station, Tennoji and Kyoto by JR

JR West’s main airport choices are HARUKA and Kansai Airport Rapid. HARUKA serves Tennoji, Osaka, Shin-Osaka and the Kyoto direction, while Kansai Airport Rapid serves Tennoji and Osaka; check your actual train’s stops. HARUKA is a limited express, so a ride ticket and express ticket are normally required.

HARUKA: airport→Tennoji→Osaka→Shin-Osaka

Rapid: airport→Tennoji→Osaka

Kansai Airport 10:16→Tennoji 10:48→Osaka 11:01→Shin-Osaka 11:06

Kansai Airport→Tennoji→station gate→HARUKA ticket invalid

Online booking→paper collection

WEST QR overseas purchase→phone display

Pass→HARUKA standard car

Pass→Kansai Airport Rapid

HARUKA Green Car→extra charges

HARUKA or Kansai Airport Rapid?

The HARUKA timetable revised on 14 March 2026 gives one weekday example: the 10:16 departure from Kansai Airport reaches Tennoji at 10:48, Osaka at 11:01 and Shin-Osaka at 11:06. Those are example times—32, 45 and 50 minutes respectively—not journey times for every train. Check the HARUKA timetable and JR West routes and schedules for the day you travel.

A published JR route document dated 19 March 2018 gives about 65 minutes from Kansai Airport to Osaka by Kansai Airport Rapid, but the current journey time was not confirmed. Do not use that older figure as a current timetable promise. For the airport-bound Rapid, JR directs airport passengers to the front four cars because the train separates at Hineno Station; check current platform signs and JR information before boarding.

HARUKA visitor tickets: price and eligibility

The current purchase price for the HARUKA one-way visitor ticket could not be confirmed. On 3 November 2026, official pages displayed amounts of ¥1,600 adult/¥800 child to Tennoji, ¥1,900/¥950 to Osaka or Shin-Osaka, and ¥2,700/¥1,350 to Kyoto, but those pages also warned of a price change for tickets sold from 1 November 2026. The displayed table did not make clear which price applied to a new purchase, so do not assume those amounts are current: select your destination and travel date on the JR West reservation page before paying.

The visitor ticket is for travelers with a passport issued by a foreign government who entered Japan with Temporary Visitor status; Japanese nationals cannot use it. The ticket becomes invalid if you leave through a station gate before reaching the destination printed on it. If you need to stop along the way, ask JR West about a different ticket before travelling.

The regular HARUKA fare without a visitor discount, including the applicable express charge, was also not confirmed. Check the official HARUKA one-way ticket conditions and the booking screen for current eligibility, price and use rules. JR’s pages themselves warn that ticket information can change.

Choose a paper ticket or WEST QR

The regular HARUKA one-way ticket and the WEST QR version have different purchase and collection steps. The regular ticket can be obtained through an overseas exchange voucher or JR West online booking, depending on purchase method. For an online booking, collection requires the credit card used for the reservation, reservation number, booking PIN and passport; collection at a machine requires an IC-chip passport.

WEST QR is not sold by Japanese travel companies or through JR West online booking. It requires an internet-connected smartphone, and the ticket can be displayed on a companion’s smartphone. HARUKA reserved-seat reservations through the WEST QR site are available from 30 days before travel; if the specified reserved-seat car is full, the rules allow a non-reserved seat, but not a reserved seat in another car and no fare difference is refunded. See the full WEST QR HARUKA rules.

Before buying either version, check that your passport and entry status meet the conditions, select the right destination and date, and confirm the applicable price. Save the collection or phone-ticket instructions with your booking. Follow the train and car details supplied for your ticket when you board.

Japan Rail Pass and ICOCA & HARUKA

The nationwide Japan Rail Pass covers HARUKA standard cars and Kansai Airport Rapid during the pass’s valid dates. A standard pass does not cover all extra charges for a HARUKA Green Car: the Green Car charge and express charge are required. Check the Japan Rail Pass vehicle rules and its conditions of use.

JR information lists 5:30–23:00 for the ticket office and relevant ticket machines at Kansai Airport Station. However, the exchange-location list is dated March 2023: machines can issue passes bought online but cannot exchange an exchange voucher. Check the current exchange locations and JR airport support information before relying on those hours or services.

ICOCA & HARUKA is a separate product name, not a general name for paying with ICOCA on HARUKA. JR West announced that sales would end on 30 September 2023, while a JR airport support page still lists the product; whether it has been reissued was not confirmed. Check with JR West rather than assuming it is available.

Continue from the airport to Kyoto

HARUKA serves the Kyoto direction, and the airport bus is another option to compare for your date. The bus fare listed is ¥2,800 per adult and ¥1,400 per child one way, with about 1 hour 25–30 minutes between Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit and Terminal 1. The airport-bound bus requires a reservation, so check the Kyoto route timetable and Kyoto Station stop map.

There is a discrepancy in the operator’s published telephone booking hours: the route page lists 9:00–18:00, while the Kyoto stop page lists 9:00–19:00. Both pages give 075-682-4400, but confirm the current hours directly before calling. Check the departure terminal and reservation conditions for your own journey.

Kansai Airport to Osaka by airport bus

An airport bus can be convenient if its city stop is near your hotel, especially when you want to avoid a train transfer. It is a scheduled service, not a private car, and not every departure serves every stop on a route. Check both your terminal’s boarding point and the particular departure’s city stops on the official timetable.

Airport→Osaka Station

Airport→USJ

Airport→Osaka Castle and Nipponbashi

Terminal 1→Hankyu Sanbangai · about 60 min

Terminal 1→USJ · about 70 min

Airport→Dotonbori Plaza · about 1 hour

Osaka Station bus: ¥2,700 · 1 day

Osaka Station bus: ¥3,300 · 14 consecutive days

Terminal 1 stop 5→Osaka Station route→Hankyu Sanbangai→Herbis Osaka

2 items maximum→30 kg total→0.25 m³ total→2 m maximum length

Terminal 2 0:02→Terminal 1 0:15→Hankyu Sanbangai→cashless only

Osaka→Hineno→front 4 cars→Kansai Airport

Find the correct terminal and city stop

The airport stop numbers above come from the operator’s Kansai Airport bus-stop guide. The Osaka Station route has separate maps for Hankyu Sanbangai, Herbis Osaka and Dojima. Compare each map with your accommodation rather than treating all three as one stop.

For Osaka Castle and Nipponbashi services, check the Dotonbori Plaza map. For USJ, check the USJ bus-stop map and timetable. USJ means Universal Studios Japan; the location name on a route is not a guarantee that your particular departure calls there.

Bus fares, journey times and tickets

The listed times are approximate and road conditions can affect the trip. For route details, see the official Osaka Station timetable, Osaka Castle and Nipponbashi timetable and USJ timetable. Check the current fare and service for your travel date.

The Osaka Station route lists a one-day adult return ticket for ¥2,700 and a 14-day adult return ticket for ¥3,300, valid for 14 consecutive days from first use. A one-day return is not suitable if you plan to return on a later day; read the current ticket conditions before purchasing. If neither option matches your dates, check the operator’s other ticket options.

Read the timetable before joining a queue

A stop may appear on a route page without being served by every bus. In a route table, a blank cell or arrow means that service does not stop at that place. Open the correct city-bound or airport-bound timetable and find your terminal, city stop and departure in the same service column.

At Hankyu Sanbangai and Herbis Osaka, the operator lists ticket machines at the stops. For Dotonbori Plaza, passengers are asked to arrive 10 minutes before departure. Read the sign on the bus before joining a queue, and allow for the possibility that the actual trip will be affected by road conditions.

Bus luggage rules and return journeys

The bus operator’s under-bus luggage limits apply per person: up to two items, combined weight up to 30 kg, combined volume up to 0.25 cubic metres, and length no more than 2 metres. Volume is the space taken up by an item; for a rectangular bag, multiply its length, width and height in metres and add the results for your bags. Keep valuables, fragile items and mobile batteries with you rather than placing them in the under-bus compartment.

For the return to Kansai Airport, use the city-to-airport timetable, not the airport-to-city departure table. Find your city stop and terminal in the same service column, use the stop map to locate the boarding point, and choose a departure with extra time for road delays. Confirm whether your airline departs from Terminal 1 or Terminal 2; the operator also advises allowing for road delays in its FAQ.

Late arrivals, early flights and return trips

A flight’s landing time is not the time you will reach the train station or bus stop. Allow for entry procedures, baggage collection and the walk or connection bus to your departure point. For a late arrival, check the final train and bus services for your date and prepare a backup; for an early departure, confirm the first return service before booking your hotel.

Late-night bus and early-flight checks

The listed late-night bus to Hankyu Sanbangai departs Terminal 2 at 0:02 and Terminal 1 at 0:15. The adult fare is ¥2,700 and the child fare is ¥1,350; payment is cashless only, Herbis Osaka is not served, and no extra bus is provided if the service fills. Check the operator’s late-night bus notice before relying on it.

Check the calendar date as well as the clock time because a departure after midnight may fall on the following date. If using a regular Osaka Station route ticket for the late-night service, the operator says you must pay the fare difference. Do not assume that your arrival procedures and walk to the stop will fit between your scheduled landing and the bus departure.

For an early flight, check the first train or bus and add the journey from your hotel to its departure point. If no confirmed service fits your flight, consider accommodation near the airport and confirm the property’s location and transfer arrangements directly. For Rinku Town, check the exact stop and operating days with the transport operator rather than assuming a service operates on your date.

Returning by JR

On the airport-bound Kansai Airport Rapid, JR directs passengers to the front four cars because the train separates at Hineno Station. Check JR’s routes and schedules and the platform signs for the Kansai Airport Rapid before boarding. If unsure which cars to use, ask station staff.

At Kansai Airport Station, follow airport signs after leaving the train. If your flight departs from Terminal 2, check the connection-bus timetable from Aeroplaza; the available published timetable documents are dated 25 August 2025, and later changes were not confirmed. Use current signs and service information on the day.

Avoid common transport mistakes

The full route matters more than the headline fare: include the connection from the arrival station or bus stop to your accommodation. Save your hotel address, arrival point and ticket instructions together so they are easy to find after landing. Recheck the operator’s timetable and price for your travel date.

Kansai Airport to Osaka by taxi, shuttle or rental car

A private taxi can suit a group with luggage, but compare the full quote with the cost of public transport for everyone. A fixed-fare private taxi is not the same thing as a shared shuttle. The operator, fare, schedule, pickup point and luggage conditions for a shared shuttle to Osaka were not confirmed for this guide.

Airport→MK fixed-fare taxi

Airport→shared shuttle

Airport→rental car

Kansai Airport→Kita Ward ¥16,400

Naniwa Ward ¥14,800→tolls extra→airport parking ¥1,000 extra

Terminal 1 2F→about 3 min walk→Aeroplaza 1F→Toyota branch

Book an Osaka MK fixed-fare taxi

MK’s listed examples for a booking with no vehicle type selected are ¥16,400 per car one way to Kita Ward and ¥14,800 per car one way to Naniwa Ward. Each includes a ¥300 pickup charge, but tolls and other listed charges are additional. The estimate for the expressway toll is about ¥2,000 and can vary with route and date; airport pickup also has a ¥1,000 parking charge.

MK lists a 20% fare increase from 22:00 to 5:00. These are not per-person fares, and the destination area and vehicle type affect the total, so request a quote for your address and travel time. See the MK fare page, its fare FAQ and conditions.

Reservations can be made by phone, app or web; web booking closes at 17:00 on the day before travel. Confirm passenger and luggage conditions before booking, then check the total and ask about any unclear extra charges. Use MK’s airport meeting-point page to identify the location for your terminal and flight type.

For domestic flights, MK lists the domestic arrivals exit as the meeting point. For international flights, the listed point is between the north and south arrivals exits; at Terminal 2, it is the arrivals exit. For a Kansai Airport pickup, MK states that cancellation after 150 minutes before the scheduled trip on the day of travel incurs the specified charge and actual costs; from the day before travel, changes or cancellations should be made by calling its centre.

Rent a car

Toyota Rent a Car lists its Kansai Airport branch on the first floor of Aeroplaza, about a three-minute walk from Terminal 1’s second floor. The listed hours are 8:00–20:00, checked on 3 November 2026; confirm current hours and booking conditions for your date. The branch page is the place to check the location and current details.

Before booking, confirm the required driving-licence documents, rental conditions and full price, including any extras shown at checkout. Follow airport signs to Aeroplaza and find the branch on the first floor. A rental car needs more planning than a train ticket, so check the document requirements and total cost before deciding.

Kansai Airport to Osaka FAQ

The right choice depends on your destination and travel date, and some current fares could not be confirmed. Use the answers below as a guide to what is known and what you should verify with the operator. All fares and times remain subject to the operator’s current information.

Namba: Rapi:t ¥1,410 adult

Osaka: HARUKA check fare

Hankyu Sanbangai: bus ¥1,800 adult

What is the quickest train from Kansai Airport to Namba?

Nankai says Rapi:t can reach Nankai Namba in as little as 34 minutes, but not every train takes 34 minutes. The adult Regular Seat digital ticket is listed at ¥1,410 and includes both the ride and express charge. Check the Nankai timetable and digital-ticket page for your date.

How much is HARUKA from Kansai Airport to Osaka?

The current applicable HARUKA visitor-ticket price could not be confirmed because the official price display includes a warning about a change for tickets sold from 1 November 2026 without making the price’s application period clear. The displayed amounts should not be treated as a confirmed current purchase price. Check your destination and date on the JR West booking page before payment.

Can I use ICOCA for Rapi:t?

ICOCA can cover the regular Nankai ride, but Rapi:t also requires an express ticket. If you use a Rapi:t digital ticket, it already combines the ride and express charge; if you buy the tickets separately, make sure you have both. Nankai’s Rapi:t guide and ICOCA information give the relevant details.

Does the Japan Rail Pass cover HARUKA and Kansai Airport Rapid?

The nationwide Japan Rail Pass covers HARUKA standard cars and Kansai Airport Rapid during the pass’s valid dates. A standard pass does not by itself cover the additional charges for a HARUKA Green Car; the Green Car charge and express charge are required. Check the Japan Rail Pass vehicle rules for the applicable conditions.

What time does the late-night airport bus leave?

The listed late-night bus leaves Terminal 2 at 0:02 and Terminal 1 at 0:15 for Hankyu Sanbangai. It costs ¥2,700 per adult or ¥1,350 per child, accepts cashless payment only, and does not stop at Herbis Osaka. No extra bus is provided if it fills, so check the operator’s notice and allow time to reach the stop.

Can I take large suitcases on the airport bus?

The bus operator allows up to two under-bus items per person, with a combined weight up to 30 kg, combined volume up to 0.25 cubic metres and maximum length of 2 metres. Keep valuables, fragile items and mobile batteries with you rather than in the luggage compartment. Read the current bus passenger and luggage guide before travel.

Is a taxi fare to Osaka a fixed price?

A general taxi fare from Kansai Airport to Osaka city was not confirmed. Osaka MK lists fixed-fare examples of ¥16,400 per car to Kita Ward and ¥14,800 to Naniwa Ward, but tolls and other charges apply and the total depends on destination, car and time. Request a quote for your exact address through MK’s airport taxi page.

What should I check before taking a bus back to the airport?

Use the city-to-airport timetable and confirm that your departure serves your city stop and terminal. Allow extra time for road delays, find the exact boarding point on the stop map and check whether your airline uses Terminal 1 or Terminal 2. The operator’s FAQ advises allowing for road delays.