Oita Airport guide

Oita Airport sits on the coast of the Kunisaki Peninsula in Kunisaki City, on the northeastern edge of Oita Prefecture. It is the prefecture's only commercial airport and is built on land reclaimed from the Seto Inland Sea side of the peninsula. There is no rail link, so almost every traveller arrives by road.

The airport handled about 1.9 million passengers in the 2024 fiscal year, roughly 1.8 million on domestic routes and 97,000 on international ones. Domestic flights run to Tokyo Haneda and Narita, Osaka Itami and Nagoya Chubu on Japan Airlines, ANA, Solaseed Air, Jetstar Japan and Ibex Airlines. Korean Air and Jeju Air connect to Seoul Incheon, and Jeju Air has increased its Seoul service to a daily flight.

The single runway is 3,000 metres long. The domestic building has three floors, with check-in on the first and security and departures on the second. Shops, restaurants, a duty-free counter and Lounge Kunisaki are inside. Airliner buses meet arriving flights and run to Beppu and Oita Station.