Charging Area (Domestic 1F Arrivals Lobby North & South)
A shared charging area in the arrivals lobby on Domestic 1F. The official terminal map shows a pin labeled "Charging Area, Arrivals Lobby North" near the North arrivals exit and another pin near the South arrivals exit. Use it while waiting to be picked up after arrival or before taking the subway.
Details
- Airport
- Fukuoka Airport
- Terminal
- DOM
- Area
- Arrivals area
- Location
- Domestic Passenger Terminal Building 1F arrivals lobby, 2 places: north side (near the North arrivals exit) and south side (near the South arrivals exit) (before security)
- Hours
- Follows terminal hours (the Domestic Terminal opens at 5:30 and closes at 22:30; no separate hours for the charging area)
- Price
- Free (no official price information available)
Open the official mapExternal site (may be in Japanese)
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Source
Type: Official website
https://www.fukuoka-airport.jp/map/index.html?floor_id=dom_1f
Translated from our Japanese page and checked against it. Official sources are often in Japanese only.