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Book flights to Japan and discover an ultimate bucket-list destination. From the majesty of Mount Fuji to the thrill of a ride on the bullet train, the buzz of Tokyo to the temples of Kyoto , Japan offers iconic tourist experiences and adventures off the beaten track. It’s a place where future-forward food, fashion, and shopping rub shoulders with venerable traditions, ancient art, and peaceful spots of huge spiritual significance.

When to book flights to Japan?

Consider getting tickets to Japan in April and May to admire the country’s famous cherry blossoms in full flourish. At this time of year, the weather is reliably warm and dry – as it is in late summer, another popular time of year for tourists.

December to March is winter in Japan. This is ski season, with plenty of snow falling on Japan’s mountain landscapes. Swap the Canadian winter chill for the slopes or snowy cityscapes like Tokyo to beat the crowds and snag cheap flights to Japan.

How to find cheap flights to Japan?

With Expedia’s powerful search engine, you can compare airlines, airports, and travel dates to find some of the cheapest tickets from CA $887* to Japan. Flexible travel dates or off-season trips beyond the April and May peak will help you secure cheap flights to Japan in 2024.

Flights to Japan from Canada

Flights to Japan from Canada are plentiful. Direct flights to Tokyo are available from Vancouver , Montreal and Toronto —with the British Columbian capital proving particularly popular as a point of departure due to its location. Flights with stopovers are also widely available to other major Japanese cities such as Osaka . You can use Expedia to search for domestic flights and connections in both countries.

• Flights from Vancouver to Tokyo – from 10 hours 50 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Toronto to Tokyo – from 13 hours 55 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Montreal to Tokyo – from 13 hours 35 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Toronto to Osaka – from 19 hours (1 stop)

Main airports in Japan

The major airports in Japan are Narita and Haneda Airports in Tokyo and Kansai Airport in the greater Osaka area. These transport hubs make great starting points for any Japanese adventure.

What airlines fly to Japan?

Many airlines offer flights to Japan from Canada. Airlines that fly to Japan include international and domestic carriers.

• All Nippon Airways

How to get around in Japan

Japan is a vast country: book domestic Japan plane tickets to cover large distances and see everything you want to see quickly and cheaply. There are domestic airports in most cities. With Expedia, you can book Japan flights to help you navigate your way around the country with ease.

Japan is also famous for its well-developed, high-speed intercity rail network and vast railway stations. For the full Japanese travel experience, take the shinkansen , or bullet train, run by Japanese Railways (known as JR) to marvel at the scenery at speeds nearing 200 miles per hour.

Must-see attractions in Japan

Japan is simply stacked with once-in-a-lifetime travel destinations to tick off your bucket list. Book flights to Japan to soak up the urban ambience of Tokyo in hip districts like Shibuya , or head to historic Kyoto to take part in traditional tea ceremonies and enjoy the atmosphere at unique and beautiful temples. Osaka is a great spot for fans of Japanese art and anime, while nature lovers can find rest and relaxation by the deep blue sea in stunning Okinawa .

Tips for travelling in Japan

• Before you fly to Japan, learn a few phrases in Japanese. While many people in major cities and tourist areas have some grasp of English, this may not be the case further off the beaten track – and it’s always a good idea to be polite and arm yourself with a few common expressions such as please and thank you.
• Packing light is always a good idea – but it’s particularly smart when you book flights to Japan. The local architecture means hotel rooms can be small in built-up cities, with little space for oversize cases. Plus, with the incredible shopping on offer in cities like Tokyo , you’re sure to pick up a few souvenirs to take home with you.
• Prepare for the morning rush in major cities such as Tokyo , where commuters pack onto busy trains. You may wish to take it easy over breakfast and avoid travelling by public transport between 7:30 am and 9 am.

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Japan Flights Information

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• JAL - 443 flights to or near Japan each month, including 243 flights to Haneda Airport (HND) and 169 flights to Narita Intl. Airport (NRT) per month.
• ANA - 408 flights to or near Japan each month, including 286 flights to Haneda Airport (HND) and 121 flights to Narita Intl. Airport (NRT) per month.
• United Airlines - 304 flights to or near Japan each month, including 152 flights to Haneda Airport (HND) and 121 flights to Narita Intl. Airport (NRT) per month.
• Haneda Airport (HND) - 955 flights per month.
• Narita Intl. Airport (NRT) - 555 flights per month.
• Kansai Intl. Airport (KIX) - 86 flights per month.

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Japan is full of notable places to explore, many with significant historical value to the region and the world. Some of the most popular landmarks in Japan are Akihabara Electric Town, Tokyo Disneyland, Dotonbori Glico Man Sign, and Universal Studios Japan, among many more.

What is the best airport to land at to visit Akihabara Electric Town?

Flying into Tokyo Haneda Airport is typically the best way to visit Akihabara Electric Town, since it is the closest airport to the area.

What is the most popular airport in Japan to fly to?

Tokyo Narita is the most popular airport in Japan to fly to at the moment. Out of all our users who flew to Japan in the past year, 28% of them chose to fly into Tokyo’s Tokyo Narita airport. Keep in mind that there may be other airports within Japan that are also a great option to fly to.

How much are flights to Japan?

Flights to Japan have been found on momondo for as low as $269 per ticket recently. However, the average price tends to be $3,217 and anything for $2,882 or less is a good deal. $32,399 is the most expensive flight we’ve seen in the past week, though you may be able to avoid this price depending on what airport you fly from, what airline you choose, and how far in advance you book your flights.

What is the best day of the week to fly to Japan?

If your travel plans are flexible and you’re looking to save money on flights to Japan, then be sure to book your departure on a Tuesday. Flying out on a Tuesday, as well as a Monday, is your best option. Departing on a Saturday tends to be the most expensive day of the week to fly to Japan.

Where is it cheapest to fly into Japan?

When traveling to Japan, Tokyo Haneda airport in Tokyo offers the cheapest overall flights with an average airfare of $269, while the second most affordable option is Fukuoka airport with an average airfare of $289 for Fukuoka.

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How old do you have to be to fly to Japan?

The minimum age for a child to fly alone is five, but airlines that offer an unaccompanied minor (UNMR) service may have their own age limitations. Flight duration, scheduling, and layovers are among the considerations that may influence age limits. We recommend that you double-check with the airline you are booking with for travel to Japan.

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The travel and health documents you'll need for your trip to Japan may differ based on your itinerary and personal situation. Typically, you should have several documents on hand, such as a national ID card or driver's license and a passport that is valid for six months after your intended arrival at Japan. It is always advisable to seek advice from your airline or a trusted third party, such as IATA.

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After being closed for more than two years because of the pandemic, Japan has reopened to tourists. That has many travelers excited about visiting the Land of the Rising Sun. But what's the best way of flying across the Pacific Ocean to visit?

Here are our choices for the best airlines to fly to Japan and the best ways to book flights to Japan with points and miles.

The best airlines to fly to Japan

All airlines aren't created equal. Some airlines offer a much better in-flight experience than others, particularly when flying to Japan. Assuming the price is the same, here are our choices for your trans-Pacific flight.

1. Japan Airlines

Both major Japanese airlines rank in lists of top 10 airlines in the world. However, we give Japan Airlines the edge in our rankings of the best airlines to fly to Japan.

Japan Airlines is one of only a few airlines that installed just eight seats per row in economy on its Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft — instead of the typical nine seats per row. Add in at least 33 inches of seat pitch per row, and Japan Airlines offers some of the best seat spacing in economy. Japan Airlines fittingly calls its economy seats "Sky Wider."

And the experience gets better as you move forward. Japan Airlines offers one of the top premium economy products in the world. If you can afford to book it, its business and first class seats are highly regarded as some of the best ways to fly.

2. All Nippon Airways

Like Japan Airlines, fellow Japan-based All Nippon Airways — better known as ANA — offers some of the highest-acclaimed business and first class experiences in the world. If you're looking for a great way to cross the Pacific no matter what cabin, ANA is an excellent option.

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3. Singapore Airlines

When you consider flights to Japan, Singapore Airlines isn't likely the first airline you think of. However, this Skytrax 5-star airline operates a fifth freedom flight from Los Angeles to Tokyo's Narita International Airport. You can try out Singapore's well-regarded economy , premium economy , business or its top-notch first class cabin on this route.

4. Delta Air Lines

Of the U.S.-based airlines flying to Japan, Delta Air Lines provides particularly noteworthy service. In economy, Delta enhanced its service to include perks like hot towel service and free Bellinis.

Delta also offers its relatively new Premium Select premium economy product on many routes. Up front, you can enjoy Delta One Suites on many flights to Japan.

» Learn more: How to save on Delta flights

The best airlines to fly to Japan with points

While the airlines mentioned above will get you to Japan in comfort, they may not always be the best when it comes to award flights. If you’re looking to redeem points or miles to get to Japan, the airlines below offer the best value.

1. All Nippon Airways

By far, points and miles collectors will get the most value by flying to Japan on ANA. Several loyalty programs offer excellent award pricing on ANA, and those miles can be easily generated through major transferable point programs.

In the points and miles ecosystem, you can often book award flights cheaper through partner award programs . But that's not the case with ANA. If you're booking a round-trip award ticket, check award pricing through ANA's Mileage Club first. 

During off-peak dates, you can book round-trip award flights between the U.S. and Japan for just:

40,000 miles round trip in economy.

62,000 miles round trip in premium economy.

75,000 miles round trip in business class.

Even during peak times, you'll pay less for round-trip awards through ANA than some of the other deals highlighted in this piece. The downside is the significant carrier-imposed surcharges that ANA charges for award bookings on its own flights.

Build your balance of ANA Mileage Club miles by transferring points from American Express Membership Rewards at a 1:1 transfer ratio. Or transfer Marriott Bonvoy points to ANA at a transfer ratio of 3:1 — plus a 5,000-mile bonus for transferring at least 60,000 Bonvoy points.

If you're booking a one-way award, consider booking through Virgin Atlantic Flying Club instead. Nonstop award flights from the U.S. mainland to Japan on ANA cost as few as 30,000 miles each way in economy. Upgrade to business class from 45,000 miles, or splurge for ANA first class from 55,000 points.

You can transfer points to Virgin Atlantic from every major transferable points program . However, you'll need to transfer Capital One miles through Virgin Red first.

» Learn more: Best ways to book ANA business and first class awards to Japan

2. American Airlines

American Airlines didn't rank on our list of the best airlines to fly to Japan. However, it's a great option for those using points and miles thanks to several appealing award redemption options.

Using the American Airlines AAdvantage program, you can book MileSAAver award flights from the U.S. mainland to Japan for:

32,500 miles each way in economy on off-peak dates.

35,000 miles each way in economy on standard dates.

50,000 miles each way in premium economy.

60,000 miles each way in Flagship Business class.

However, you can book these award flights for fewer miles by taking advantage of American’s partnership with Etihad Guest . Off-peak economy awards cost 25,000 Etihad Guest miles each way, and business class awards cost 50,000 miles one way.

The catch is that you can't book award flights online. So, you'll need to find award availability online and then call Etihad Guest to book. Generate Etihad Guest miles by transferring points at a 1:1 transfer ratio from American Express Membership Rewards, Capital One Miles or Citi ThankYou points .

3. Japan Airlines

In addition to Japan Airlines being one of the best airlines to fly to Japan, you can also get a great deal using miles. Alaska Mileage Plan mileage collectors can fly Japan Airlines to Japan — or onward into other parts of Asia — for as few as:

35,000 miles each way in economy.

60,000 miles each way in business class.

70,000 miles each way in first class.

Take advantage of Alaska Mileage Plan's stopover rules to book a free stopover in Tokyo on your way to another destination in Asia for no additional miles.

American Airlines AAdvantage members can get nearly the same rates but without the free stopover. Japan Airlines first class costs 80,000 AAdvantage miles vs. 70,000 Mileage Plan miles. The upside: AAdvantage members can book Japan Airlines premium economy for 50,000 AAdvantage miles each way.

The best way to book Japan Airlines awards to Japan is using JAL Mileage Bank miles. For flights between North America and Japan, you'll pay as few as:

25,000 miles each way in economy.

32,500 miles in premium economy.

50,000 miles in business class.

70,000 miles in first class.

The downside with these sweet spots is that JAL Mileage Bank isn't a transfer partner of any major U.S. bank points program. Your best transfer option is Marriott Bonvoy at 3:1.

» Learn more: Award sweet spots using Japan Airlines Mileage Bank miles

4. United Airlines

Another U.S.-based carrier that's worth considering when booking award flights to Japan is United Airlines . The cheapest mileage option is booking through ANA Mileage Club for just 50,000 miles round trip.

However, ANA charges high carrier-imposed fees on United award flights. So, consider booking United economy award flights through United for as few as 35,000 United MileagePlus miles each way. Transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards points to United if you need to top off your account.

Theoretically, you can book United Polaris business class to Japan for 70,000 United MileagePlus miles or 75,000 Aeroplan points each way with minimal taxes and fees or 85,000 ANA Mileage Club miles round trip with high fees. However, United is incredibly stingy with releasing international award availability to general members.

» Learn more: How to get cheaper award prices on United flights

Flying to Japan, recapped

There's really no wrong way to fly to Japan. From ancient temples to incredible food and unique experiences, visiting Japan is worth it any way you fly there. With that said, some airlines provide a much more comfortable way to cross the Pacific.

Whether you're booking with cash or miles, Japan Airlines and ANA top our list of the best airlines to fly to Japan. After that, our list diverges. When booking with points and miles, American and United have appealing redemption options. If you're booking a paid flight, consider Singapore Airlines or Delta for a more comfortable ride.

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Japan is one of the most populated and diverse countries in the world. From the famous temples and remarkable buildings to tropical islands, Japan offers a fine blend of ultramodern and traditional ambience. Famous for its enormous skyscrapers, shopping destinations and pop culture, Japan is also home to a variety of imperial palaces, hundreds of temples and shrines and vast national parks. There is something for every type of traveler. Whether you’re looking to explore the ancient monuments or roam the dense cities with all their hustle and bustle, Japan has it all!

What to see in Japan

• Head to Tokyo (HND) and visit iconic landmarks such as the Meiji Shrine (dedicated to the deity of Emperor Meiji), Shinjuku (home to one of the world’s busiest railway stations) and Asakusa (the center of Tokyo's Shitamachi—old town).
• Visit Mt. Fuji, the highest peak in Japan registered as a World Heritage Site, it is located at the prefecture boundary between Yamanashi and Shizuoka prefectures and is a sightseeing spot many tourists visit each year.
• Stop by Fukuoka (FUK) and discover Hakata, a merchant town along the east bank of Naka river, and the Fukuoka Castle Town, a 17 th -century fortress.
• Take a trip to the second largest city in Japan - Osaka, the largest in Western Japan, is a city full of food culture, so-called "toppling down town" and "kitchen of the world".
• Tour a little more through Kyoto and visit famous temples such as Kiyomizudera, Kinkakuji, Kitano Tenman-gu.
• Visit Miyajima and witness the famous temple floating in Hiroshima bay with the Itsukushima shrine, a world heritage, one of the three most famous scenes of Japan.
• We also recommend traveling to Okinawa. On this island characterized by the temperate climate of the subtropics, there are abundant sights such as the emerald shining beach, and Shuri Castle where you can catch a glimpse of the prosperity of the Ryukyu Kingdom era.

Japan Travel Tips

Each of Japan’s seasons offers a unique experience for travelers. The best time to visit Japan is late spring or late fall. Each spring thousands of visitors witness the blooming of Japan’s beautiful cherry blossom trees. Late fall is another wonderful time to travel to Japan with the stunning shades and tones of the leaves scattered across the country.

Flying with ANA

ANA operates daily from 9 cities in the U.S. to Tokyo (Tokyo) (Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, Washington, DC, New York, Houston, Chicago, and Honolulu. With so much to see around Japan, be sure to choose ANA and get the best deals on Japan flights. Serving over 45 destinations in this island country, get ready to discover the unique and diverse cities across Japan in style. Book your flights to Japan with ANA today and start your journey the right way.

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Using Miles and Points for Flights to Japan

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If you’re like most travelers, you’re looking for ways to keep your trip to Japan cost down, without sacrificing convenience, comfort of the quality of the experience. At the same time, Japan is simply an expensive country —and flight prices do little to remedy this fact.

Using miles and points to travel to Japan offers a lot of benefits, though it’s not necessarily the cheapest way to get to Japan. Continue reading to see our best tips and tricks for booking flights to Japan the travel hacker way.

What’s the Cost of a Flight to Japan?

As a general rule, flights to Japan are expensive, whether you’re flying in economy, premium economy, business or first class. This is especially true for nonstop flights to Japan, and particularly so on routes that have no competition, such as San Diego to Tokyo on JAL, or United Airlines’ San Francisco to Osaka flight. Particularly, but not exclusively: Several airlines operate flights from Bangkok to Japan’s major airports, but prices in all classes of service remain high almost all year.

When it comes to a specific plane ticket to Japan cost, it’s difficult to name an exact figure, but you should expect to pay no less than $1,000 round-trip (in economy) from most cities in the US and Europe, and at least $500 return from points within Asia, sometimes even including neighboring countries like China and South Korea . Business class flights are several times more expensive—it’s rare to see round-trip premium class tickets between Japan and Europe or North America for under $3,000.

How to Find the Cheapest Way to Get to Japan

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Japan airfare deals are rare, but they are possible. Lower prices are particularly common on carriers that offer only connecting service to Japan, such as flying Air China via Beijing from Europe or the US (before covid-19, I saw prices under $700 return) or flying an airline such as Philippine Airlines from Kuala Lumpur to Nagoya via Manila or Cebu for somewhere in the $300 range. For what it’s worth, Taiwan (which is probably the cheapest country to fly to Japan from) is almost always on the low end of the Japan flight price spectrum.

Barring a great Japan flight sale (and keeping in mind that these occur rarely, since demand for travel to Japan tends to be strong year round), another way to save on flights to Japan is to fly a low cost carrier. Previously this was only an option from points within Asia—namely, flying Peach from Okinawa to Bangkok, or AirAsia X to Japan from Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta. But now that AirAsia X offers flights to Honolulu (via Osaka) and Singapore’s Scoot flies to Europe, the game has changed.

Frequent Flyer Miles

Of course, this article isn’t about paying cash for flights to Japan—it’s about using miles and points to find the cheapest way to fly to Japan. And what about the Japan Airlines frequent flyer program, Mileage Bank? The good news is that rates for redemptions are fair (which might come as a surprise, if you’ve ever wondered “why is Japan Airlines so expensive?”) even though they devalued slightly in 2018 . The bad news is that unless you frequently fly JAL or credit partner flights to your JMB account, points can be difficult to amass. The only credit card transfer partner for JMB is Marriott Bonvoy, whose credit card often has no sign-up bonus.

The ANA award chart is likewise favorable—at least if you’re traveling round-trip, since an ANA one-way award isn’t possible. It’s better than JAL’s, too, in that ANA is a transfer partner of AMEX Membership Rewards, making miles easier to accumulate. Keep in mind that while ANA’s low redemption rates can be appealing (according to the ANA mileage chart, round-trip in business class from Europe to Japan or vice-versa is only 95,000 ANA Mileage Club Points), transfers aren’t instant and holding awards is not possible, which means availability could technically disappear as you wait for your points to arrive. NOTE: As of late 2022, both JAL and ANA awards (at least when booking directly with each airline) are plagued by exorbitant fuel surcharges.

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A quick Google search RE: what airlines fly to Japan will overwhelm even the most detail-minded person, since just about every airline geographically capable of doing so has flights to at least Tokyo. While most of these airlines pale in comparison to ANA and JAL, especially in business class , booking flights to Japan using frequent flyer points is generally much easier on non-Japanese airlines, even if prices are higher. This can certainly be the cheapest way to travel to Japan.

For example, while business class flights to Tokyo from Los Angeles cost as little as 80,000 United MileagePlus miles one-way (it only takes 75,000 ANA Mileage Club points, by comparison, to book a round-trip ticket), the flexibility of flying one-way is valuable for many travelers, United miles are easier to get than ANA Mileage Club points and United’s online booking system is a lot more straightforward than ANA’s, to say nothing of how simple the ANA award chart is. When using miles and points to book a flight to Japan, take careful stock of all your options and choose the one that offers the greatest reward for the least effort.

Other Ways to Fly to Japan Cheap

For most travelers, the cheapest way to Japan is contained among the strategies I’ve listed above. However, there are some other approaches you can take if you still can’t find the ticket price you want using these methods, though you do have to accept one truth before you begin: It just isn’t that cheap to fly to Japan!

Taking a connecting flight is one example. To be sure, the cheapest way to get to Japan from Europe is often through China, which is not a great value proposition in any way other than monetarily—Air China doesn’t compare to ANA or JAL in any positive way. Another way to save on your next flight to Japan is taking advantage of flash sales, which you can learn about by reading airfare blogs or even by subscribing directly to airlines’ email newsletters.

Other FAQ About Flying to Japan

What is the cheapest month to fly to japan.

There’s no one cheapest month for flying to Japan, although certain seasons are cheaper than others. Namely, winter months between December and February tend to be cheap, unless you’re flying directly to the winter sports capital of Sapporo, Hokkaido.

What is the cheapest city in Japan to fly to?

Tokyo’s Haneda and Narita Airports host the most intercontinental flights into Japan, so flights to Tokyo tend to be cheaper than those to other cities like Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka, Sapporo and Sendai. Note that sometimes, prices between Narita and Haneda can even be different.

How much does a round trip to Japan cost?

The price of a round-trip ticket to Japan varies depending on where your travel originates and the class of service you choose. While economy class flights between Japan and Asian countries like Taiwan and Thailand can cost as little as $300 round-trip, first- and business-class flights from long-haul destinations in Europe and North America can easily go for $5,000-10,000.

The Bottom Line

Are tickets to Japan cheap or expensive? They’re definitely not cheap, although using miles and points to book them can definitely result in a lower cost depending on how you play your cards. At the same time, since frequent flyer points for Japanese airlines can be difficult to acquire, you might actually end up spending more time (and, in some cases, money) going this route. Ultimately, the cheapest way to get to Japan (from US other otherwise) will depend on the particulars of your travel situation. Make your next trip to Japan your next yet when you hire me to plan a custom Japan itinerary

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The best ways to travel to Japan with points and miles

After a long pandemic border closure, Japan opened back up to tourists last fall.

Japan is my favorite country, with its famous cherry blossoms, cutting-edge technology and top-notch hospitality.

The country also has unbelievable cuisine and a service industry that perfectly embodies the cultural importance placed on respect and politeness.

All of this to say, I am unbelievably excited to get back to Japan. Luckily, there are numerous loyalty programs to get travelers there — let's look at some of the best options.

Virgin Atlantic Flying Club

I will start with the most aspirational way to get to Japan: All Nippon Airways first and business class. While the cost of first-class awards suffered a devaluation in early 2023, it's still great value. Business-class redemptions escaped the devaluation and remain one of the best sweet spots in the industry.

Although Virgin Atlantic is now a member of the SkyTeam alliance, the airline still has individual partnerships with other airlines, including ANA (a member of Star Alliance ). The Flying Club program is quirky but has some incredibly valuable redemption options.

Here is the round-trip award chart for flights on ANA booked through Virgin Atlantic Flying Club :

In many cases, these prices are lower than most other carriers charge for a one-way award — 90,000 points round-trip in one of the world's best business-class products is an absolute steal.

Note that prices are marginally higher for flights from the U.S. East Coast and central states than from the West Coast, but the small difference shouldn't be enough to sway you. You can book one-way trips for half the round-trip ticket cost.

Unfortunately, there are two major downsides to booking ANA tickets with Virgin Atlantic Flying Club. One is that ANA is stingy with award availability. The other major downside is that you cannot book tickets online. Instead, you must find award space using a Star Alliance search tool . I like to use United Airlines' or Air Canada's websites, as both show all Star Alliance award availability online.

After you've noted award availability, you need to call Virgin Atlantic and give the representative the exact flights and class of service you want. The agent will look up and confirm the space. You can then transfer points over to Flying Club. Most transfers process instantly, so you don't have to worry about losing award space.

Thankfully, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club points are incredibly easy to earn. Flying Club is a transfer partner of all the major transferable currencies, including:

• American Express Membership Rewards (points transfer at a 1:1 ratio)
• Bilt Rewards (1:1)
• Capital One miles (1:1)
• Chase Ultimate Rewards (1:1)
• Citi ThankYou (1:1)
• Marriott Bonvoy (3:1)

When you transfer Marriott points to Flying Club in increments of 60,000, you receive 5,000 bonus miles. In other words, 60,000 Marriott points equal 25,000 Virgin points.

It's also worth noting that we sometimes see transfer bonuses from programs such as Chase and American Express to Virgin Atlantic Flying Club.

ANA Mileage Club

Another great way to get to Japan on ANA is through its own loyalty program: ANA Mileage Club .

ANA Mileage Club may not be the most well-known loyalty program, but it does have some great uses.

One of the best ways to use your ANA Mileage Club miles is for business class. ANA business-class tickets from the U.S. to Asia can be booked for as little as 75,000 miles on low-season dates. This is less than many airlines charge for a one-way business-class ticket from the U.S. to Asia. The program also allows for stopovers and open-jaw trips.

ANA prices its own tickets based on the region you're flying to and from, as well as the season in which you're flying. Currently, the airline has three different seasons: low, high and regular.

Once you've chosen your travel season, you need to find the region your flight is departing from and arriving in. You can find that by scrolling down the page .

It is worth noting that you can only book round-trip tickets with ANA Mileage Club — no one-way awards are allowed. You can also only book off-peak prices on ANA-operated flights.

The easiest way to earn ANA Mileage Club miles is by transferring American Express Membership Rewards at a 1:1 ratio. You can also transfer Marriott Bonvoy points to ANA Mileage Club at a 3:1 transfer ratio. You'll earn a 5,000-mile bonus for every 60,000 Marriott points transferred, so 60,000 points are worth 25,000 ANA miles.

Related: 10 ways to redeem ANA Mileage Club miles for maximum value

Alaska Mileage Plan

The Alaska Airlines' Mileage Plan program is one of the most highly regarded loyalty programs.

This is due to its generous award charts for partner airlines. Alaska Airlines has different award charts for its flights and each of its partners which opens up numerous award redemption opportunities.

In March 2021, Alaska Airlines joined the Oneworld alliance. This opened up partnerships with major airlines including American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific and Japan Airlines.

Read more: Your complete guide to Alaska Airlines partners

Flying first class on Japan Airlines is widely considered one of the best ways to get to Japan. From the great seats to the fantastic onboard cuisine to the incredible service and hospitality, Japan Airlines' first class is truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Flying between North America and Japan will cost 85,000 Alaska miles from the West Coast and 100,000 miles from the rest of the United States for a one-way first-class ticket. Business class redemptions cost 60,000 or 80,000 miles depending on your departure point.

Using Alaska's search feature is relatively simple. There's an award calendar, and you can book JAL-operated awards online. Availability in premium cabins isn't fantastic, but if you're flexible on your departure date or open to last-minute award space, you may be able to find a good itinerary.

If you need to top up your Alaska balance, the Alaska Airlines Visa® Business card offers 50,000 bonus miles and Alaska's Famous Companion Fare ($99 fare plus taxes and fees from $23) when you make $3,000 or more in purchases within the first 90 days of opening your account.

Unfortunately, Alaska Mileage Plan isn't a partner of any major transferable credit card programs like American Express Membership Rewards or Chase Ultimate Rewards .

Because of its huge list of airline partners in the Oneworld alliance and non-alliance partners, you can earn miles by flying many different airlines and crediting those partner flights to Mileage Plan. Plus, you can earn miles when you fly with Alaska Airlines.

Also, Alaska often has buy-miles promotions that allow you to stock up on miles at a reasonable price. There is also an online shopping portal that can help you earn miles on online shopping.

American AAdvantage

Another Oneworld option to get to Japan is with your American Airlines AAdvantage miles.

Although the program lost some value over the last few years, you can still get a ton out of the program, especially as partner awards are not subject to dynamic pricing. The best way to get real value is through the airline's international partners in the Oneworld Alliance.

American publishes award charts for each region. On AA's partner award chart, Asia is divided into four regions: Asia Region 1, Asia Region 2, the Middle East and the Indian Subcontinent. Japan is considered to be in Asia Region 1.

This means you can book Japan Airlines business class for just 60,000 AAdvantage miles each way. It costs 20,000 additional miles to fly in first class. This provides an alternative way to fly on Japan Airlines if earning Alaska miles is too difficult.

One of the easiest ways to earn American AAdvantage miles is through American Airlines credit cards . Here's a list of current offers:

• Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Elite Mastercard® : Earn 100,000 bonus miles after spending $10,000 within the first three months of account opening. 4 miles per dollar on eligible American Airlines purchases. Then, if you spend $150,000 on purchases in a calendar year, you'll earn a boosted rate of 5 miles per dollar spent on American purchases for the remainder of the calendar year. Earn 10 miles per dollar spent on eligible car rentals and hotels booked through American's car rental and hotel booking sites , respectively. Earn 1 mile per dollar spent on other purchases (see rates and fees ).
• Citi® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select® World Elite Mastercard® : Earn 50,000 bonus miles after spending $2,500 on purchases in the first three months of account opening. Earn 2 AAdvantage miles per dollar on gas station, restaurant and eligible American Airlines purchases and 1 mile per dollar on other purchases (see rates and fees ).
• Citi® / AAdvantage Business™ World Elite Mastercard® : Earn 65,000 bonus miles after spending $4,000 on purchases within the first four months of account opening. Earn 2 AAdvantage miles per dollar on eligible American Airlines purchases plus telecom merchants, cable and satellite providers, car rentals and gas stations. Earn 1 mile per dollar on other purchases (see rates and fees ).
• AAdvantage® Aviator® Red World Elite Mastercard® : Earn 50,000 bonus miles after making your first purchase in the first 90 days and paying the annual fee. Earn 2 AAdvantage miles per dollar on American Airlines purchases and 1 mile per dollar on other purchases.

The information for the AAdvantage Platinum Select and AAdvantage Aviator Red cards has been collected independently by The Points Guy. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuers.

In addition, you can transfer Bilt Rewards points directly to American AAdvantage at a 1:1 ratio. This can be a great option for those with the Bilt Mastercard® (see rates and fees ) who are earning points on rent.

You can also earn AAdvantage miles by flying on American and partner airlines, making online purchases through the AAdvantage eShopping portal , and eating out through the AAdvantage Dining program.

Related: Your ultimate guide to American Airlines AAdvantage

Singapore KrisFlyer

One final option to get to Japan is via a fifth-freedom flight operated by Singapore Airlines . Although this option is limited to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) , I thought it would be worth mentioning for our West Coast readers.

Singapore Airlines is famous for its top-notch service, especially in its premium cabins. Plus, this route is operated on a 777-300ER, which allows the possibility of flying Singapore's first-class product .

The carrier typically blocks premium-cabin award space from its partners, so you'll have to book through Singapore's KrisFlyer program . You will need 103,500 miles in business class, or 120,500 miles in first class at the lowest Saver level.

Award availability is typically scarce. However, it is worth noting that KrisFlyer allows you to waitlist for awards if your desired flight or class of service isn't available when booking.

Fortunately, these miles are easy to earn since KrisFlyer is a partner of most major transferable points currencies, including Chase Ultimate Rewards , American Express Membership Rewards , Citi ThankYou Rewards and Capital One . Transfers from all of these programs occur at a 1:1 rate.

Bottom line

With Japan finally reopened, we've seen a surge in demand for travel to the country over the last year. Cash fares remain quite high as a result, but you may be able to save money on your trips by using points and miles.

That said, you may need to be flexible and book either well in advance or at the last minute to score premium cabin award seats, allowing you to visit one of the world's most unique countries.

Additional reporting by Ben Smithson.

For rates and fees of the Bilt Mastercard, click here . For rewards and benefits of the Bilt Mastercard, click here .

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This is the best time to go to Japan

It depends on what you're looking for.

Japan , a country renowned for its cultural heritage and cutting-edge technology, continues to captivate travelers from all over the world. In 2023, Japan welcomed approximately 25.07 million visitors, according to Statista , highlighting its status as a premier travel destination. However, the best time to visit Japan largely depends on what you seek to experience during your journey. Whether you dream of witnessing the beauty of the cherry blossoms, prefer exploring the sights with fewer crowds, or aim to enjoy a budget-friendly vacation, Japan offers something special in every season.

The best time to go to Japan for good weather

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The best time to visit Japan for pleasant weather is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. Japan emerges from the cold winter months with comfortable temperatures and the iconic cherry blossoms, or “sakura,” that attract visitors worldwide. These gorgeous pink flowers create the perfect atmosphere for picnics and strolls in parks like Tokyo’s Shiba Park and Kyoto’s Maruyama Park. 

Autumn offers equally favorable weather with mild temperatures and low humidity. The season is renowned for its beautiful autumn leaves, also known as “koyo,” which paint the Japanese countryside in vibrant reds and oranges. This is the perfect time for outdoor activities, such as hiking in the Japanese Alps or strolling through Kurobe Gorge in Hokuriku Shinetsu. Popular spots like Nikko and the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove in Kyoto are a sight to be seen under the fall foliage.

For a budget vacation, the best time to visit Japan is during the off-peak seasons of late autumn (November) and winter (December to February), excluding the New Year period. Throughout these times, you’ll find more affordable airfare and accommodation, and popular tourist spots are less crowded.

Japan offers numerous free activities that allow you to immerse yourself in the culture without breaking the bank. If you’re heading to Tokyo, you can explore the historic Asakusa district or visit the beautiful Senso-ji Temple. You can also check out the bustling street markets that offer a fun experience at no cost. Ueno Park, also in Tokyo, is another free attraction and is home to museums, a zoo, and plenty of green space. 

For cheaper accommodation, consider staying in hostels, capsule hotels (also known as pod hotels), or budget-friendly guesthouses. Websites like Hostelworld and Booking.com can be very useful when searching for affordable places to stay. Additionally, business hotels, such as those under the Tokoyo Inn or APA Hotel chains, offer comfortable stays at reasonable rates.  

If you’re looking to check out some of Japan’s festivals and events, then the months of March to May and June to August are some of the best times to visit. During these seasons, the country comes alive with traditional and contemporary festivities that offer visitors a glimpse into the rich culture of the country.

In spring, one of the most celebrated festivals is Hanami, which is the cherry blossom viewing season that occurs from late March to early April. Hanami parties, where people sit under blooming sakura trees for picnics, are a quintessential Japanese experience. Kyoto’s Miyako Odori, which is held every April, is another highlight, featuring captivating performances by geisha and maiko.

Summer in Japan is marked by a series of fun festivals. The Gion Matsuri in Kyoto, held throughout July, is one of the country’s most famous festivals. It features grand parades with decked-out floats, traditional music, and fun street celebrations. Another summer event is Awa Odori in Tokushima, which is typically held in mid-August. This dance festival attracts thousands of participants and spectators from around the world.

The best time to visit Japan for fewer crowds is during the shoulder seasons of late autumn (November) and early winter (December, before the New Year rush). During these periods, tourism dips, and you can enjoy a more laid-back travel experience.

In late autumn, you can still enjoy the beautiful fall foliage we mentioned earlier, especially in places like Kyoto’s temples and gardens, which are less crowded compared to peak seasons. The weather during this time is cool and pleasant, which is perfect for exploring historical sights like the Kenrokuen Garden in Kanazawa or the Philosopher’s Path in Kyoto. 

Early winter also offers another window for a quieter visit. You can head to the Japanese Alps for a peaceful experience in towns like Hakone in Kusatsu or explore some of Japan’s winter festivals. The Chichibu Night Festival, which is held in early December, features giant floats decorated with lanterns, as well as traditional music and a fireworks display.

The best time to visit Japan largely depends on what you are looking for out of your travels. No matter when you choose to visit, planning ahead is key. To secure the best deals and ensure availability, especially during popular seasons and festivals, it’s advisable to book international travel and accommodations well in advance.

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Faqs - booking japan flights, are there direct flights from los angeles to japan.

Yes, KAYAK makes it easy to book direct flights from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to either of Tokyo’s international airports, Narita (NRT) or Haneda (HND).

Which airport in Japan should I fly to if I also need to visit other countries in Asia?

The busiest airport in Asia is Tokyo Haneda (HND). This airport is convenient for connecting to other cities in Japan, such as Okinawa (OKA) or Hiroshima (HIJ), but also has regular flights to cities such as Hong Kong or Shanghai in China, or to Seoul in South Korea.

Is there a public transportation option from Tokyo Narita to the city center?

Yes, once you have arrived at Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT), you can choose between the Keisei or JR train lines, both of which service the stations located at Terminals 2 and 3. These trains leave every two hours. City Bus 19 also leaves from the Terminal 2 station every half hour for the city center. Expect your ride to take at least an hour, depending on traffic.

How can I get to the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) for my flight to Japan?

There are a few options for getting to the airport in Los Angeles, including riding on the city’s Metro. Just take the C or green line to the airport. Alternatively, you can ride the free airport shuttle, which departs regularly from the City Bus Center. Of course, parking lots are also available at the airport where travelers may leave their vehicles for both short and long terms.

How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Los Angeles to Japan?

KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from Los Angeles to Japan.

How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from Los Angeles to Japan?

KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to Japan from Los Angeles is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from Los Angeles to Japan?

Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to Japan with an airline and back to Los Angeles with another airline.

What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from Los Angeles to Japan?

Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to Japan from Los Angeles up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

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• Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found tickets from Los Angeles to the following destinations at these prices or less: Tokyo $522 one-way - $952 round-trip; Tokyo $312 one-way - $802 round-trip
• Morning departure is around 1% cheaper than an evening flight, on average*.
• Americans traveling to Japan from Los Angeles will be required to show a passport valid for the duration of their stay. No visas are required for stays of fewer than 90 days.
• Travelers visiting Japan will generally fly into one of Tokyo’s two airports. Narita (NRT) generally receives international travel, while Haneda (HND) tends to be used more for transfers to other domestic cities.
• Before departing from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) Terminal B for Japan, travelers can take advantage of amenities in the West Gates, such as currency exchange and designated nursing rooms.
• Passengers departing from Los Angeles to Japan will leave from the Tom Bradley International Terminal (Terminal B). Parking structures 3 or 4 are nearest to this terminal, although drop-offs are also possible at the Departures Level.
• Travelers flying to Tokyo Narita (NRT) will arrive at the south wing of Terminal 1. This terminal features services such as an information desk and post office and amenities like sleeping rooms and showers.
• Flights from Los Angeles to many cities in Japan will generally arrive at Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND). From here it is easy to make connections to other cities around the country or to continue to other destinations throughout Asia.
• If you will have a brief turnaround in Tokyo, Terminal 1 at Haneda Airport (HND) offers baggage storage and features car rental desks for traveler convenience.
• Tokyo Narita (NRT) and Tokyo Haneda (HND) airports feature services such as barbershops and dentist offices in their terminals as a convenience for business travelers on tight schedules.

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Great service, wonderful meals, excellent entertainment, clean bathrooms, top notch experience

The cabin temperature is warmer than I expected and there’s no other way for me to control the temperature. It’s centrally controlled so it’s consistent for everybody. There’s no air flow that I could direct to me if I’m hot. I also noticed people wearing sleeveless shirt. I’m not the only one who noticed that the temp is warm. In a crowded plane, temp should be a little colder, not warm. People can use sweater or use blankets. When it’s warm, there’s no other way to cool down. All 3 ANA planes that I’ve had this trip were all the same. It’s warm. It gets a little claustrophobic if there’s no air flowing or the temp is warm

I loved the Star Wars theme! Hearing C-3P0, R2-D2, and BB-8 was comforting and fun!

ANA was wonderful just needed to upgrade the food and the entertainment.

Traveling with family should be sitted together. On our connecting flight we were all scattered.

The crew was so accommodating. If I asked for extra snack they gave it to me. In economy the seats were wide and plenty of legroom. The backrest should have reclined a little more. Instead it barely moved. The footrest was helpful. Overall, my experience was good and I would recommend ANA as an alternative to other oversees low-cost airlines.

excellent, the food was excellent and delicious, and the crew were very helpful and accommodating. thank you very much

Excellent. All the ticket prices have gone up so much. With only economy as the option, I thought I better pay for a good airline and I am glad I took ANA. The only thing is the long layover at Hanaeda enroute to Singapore. Any chance to bring back the service to land at Narita instead for the transit and a shorter layover will be fantastic. I am a fan of ANA.

Good. Got me there and back safely and mostly on time. 30 min delay for maintenance once but that means more time for nap. Crew was super nice.

Incredible. Amazing legroom. Over head fans for each person. Tv screens were great. Headphones were adequate. Seats were comfortable and spacious. Loved it.

The flight was delayed almost three hours because of a labor issue. During the delay, JAL staff did a poor job communicating with customers about what was happening and seemed confused about what to do.

Wonderful service from timely boarding, to attentive crew, food service, my seat was very comfy, no complaints at all!

I think they can improve on the check in process and seat arrangement for family with minor. Waited in line for a hour. When at the check counter, the lady just took our passports and disappeared for an hour. We were panic of missing the flights and had to look for her. They placed my younger daughter by herself at the back of the plane while I am in the middle of the plane.

Enjoyed all.. clean and FAs are very nice. Will most likely book again in the future.

Overall mediocre-good, with the service on the flight operated by American Airlines being subpar and not the kind and standard you’d get from a Japan Airlines crew. The majority of the stewards on AA were not as gentle and friendly as those from Japan Airlines. Japan Airlines were more attentive to detail and your flight experience. AA was more interested in completing their tasks.

Very pleasant, look forward to flying with JAL again if the price is right.

I was feeling very comfortable throughout the flight. I got more leg room than I expected from a Y class seat. But the food was a little disappointing.

All of the JAL flights in this itinerary were great. However the last leg of my flight from LAX to SFO was through Japan Air’s partner, AA which wqsn’t up to par. We were informed only minutes before boarding time of a delay despite the airlines knowing about the delay far earlier (the aircraft we would be taking arriving arrived and disembarked close to our boarding time, for all to see but AA still kept the original boarding time posted until last minute). Furthermore, once we boarded the taxi/wait time was also extended, with the pilot blaming “construction at SFO” for the delay, rather than taking accountability for the the plane’s late arrival coming into LAX. We took off approximately an hour later than scheduled. It’s for these reasons I adamantly avoid American Airlines when possible. Again, JAL was stellar.

The food was not that good. I liked the miso, green tea, and ice cream. I wasn’t able to put my carry on bag under the seat in front of me. The flight was smooth. Please expand your choices of movies especially the new ones. I can’t choose any of those films. They’re old.

I like the braised beef., miso soup,, and green tea. Very little choices of hollywood movies. The PA announcement in English was not very clear and very soft. I could hardly hear.

Leg room and flight sound insulation is very bad. They broke 3 of my bags with bad handling

Crews were great but food not much selection just all tailored for Asian passengers.

Too many luggages for 1 passenger (4 bags) will make all the overhead luggage bins a challenge to fit them all. Some have oversized hand carry as in like back packer size bags shouldn’t be allowed as handcarry.

I had a great experience with Singapore airlines as always. The partner airline, Scoot was fine except my bag was misplaced during the shuffle. Ultimately, my baggage arrived intact. Attempting to inquire about my baggage was impossible.

The Premium economy class is not the same as some other airlines because there are no economy seats on these planes. Basically you’re getting an economy seat that’s a little wider. The seats are not that much more comfortable. The service and food experience is similar to economy class on other Asian airlines. There aren’t enough toilets for the entire plane therefore we are forced to share the business class toilets that are closed off with curtains.

My experience with Scoot is very good. Will have no issue flying with Scoot again.

Excellent meal served with real utensils, cardboard served hot meals instead of plastic utensils and plastic covers. Quick service, friendly and accommodating stewards.

I commend the flight attendants on our SFO-SIN flight who went above and beyond to provide us with extra snacks and food. This type of service makes the flight experience personal and awesome.

It was a great flight Food was great Crew was spectacular

In general good, but the machine seems to be long in operation and some functions were restricted as e. g. Adjusting of seats.

Comfortable seats and lucky no one was in middle seat. No water on the plane. Plane was on time and staff was fast.

You get what you pay for and nothing more. Wanted a cheap flight and that’s exactly what I got, though it’s human nature to wanting to feel like you got a good deal as well. There was none of that here. I was cheap and they were too. Got to my destination safely and that’s all that really matters.

Nice service. I wish it could provide hot water on the flight.

internet didn't work. No offer of drinks or snacks.

Flight was seamless. Free wifi helped pass the time. Food was okay, just make sure you pre order or pick something up from the airport

Internet connection very poor, means you can not even order items through their own shop.

Paid for business class lay flat seat. Significantly less comfortable than other carriers. No built in entertainment or WiFi. I barely saw flight attendants at all and they wanted to charge me for a bottle of water if i wanted more than what came with the meal (that i also paid extra for). Essentially you’re just paying for a slightly more comfortable seat than the rest of the plane and nothing else

Een prijsvechter, dus dat moet je ook verwachten. Voor alles moet je betalen. We hebben vooraf een maaltijd en een amenitiesset besteld. Die kregen we netjes uitgereikt aan boord. Het is BYOD voor het amusement tijdens de vlucht en dit werkte uitstekend. Geen trage wifi, helemaal niet. Alles kost geld, zelfs een flesje water. Misschien op langere vluchten wel gratis water, thee, koffie. Maar daarentegen mag je na de security je lege drinkflessen gewoon vullen en mee aan boord nemen

Wifi could have been better. Arrived 55 mins earlier than scheduled :)

Best part are two crying babies throughout the whole 11 hour trip

Flight was delayed by an hour and We had to rush and run so we will make it to our connecting flight! And then when we reached Naples, Italy , our luggages were all DELAYED!!! It was a real inconvenience to us!!

Everything was pretty good except for food. They need to improve on it compared to other airlines.

I had a great flight. Everything went smoothly and the flight arrived early.

Terrible! The plane was old and you are required to connect your own device to their Wi-Fi rather than have entertainment options in the back of the seat in front of you. The Wi-Fi went out during the flight and there was only one plug for the devices every two seats. Three out of five surrounding my family did not work. The seats and spaces under them were so small I could not fit my backpack, which I’ve always brought on flights and fit before no problem. The crew were unpleasant and patronizing.

Left 2 hours later for delayed I had to take care a kid with special need since people don’t want to move to accommodate the rest of the family. . It wasn’t bad but that made me upset that people can be that selfish.

Flight was delayed by 3 hours. The pilot made up 1 hour during the flight, but that made the wait at the airport 5 hours once you factor getting there 2 hours early.

For a 22 minute flight all you expect is for it to be safe and comfortable

Flight was on time. Staff were friendly. I paid for Economy Plus but was required to check my standard carry-on luggage due to lack of space on the aircraft. This cost me 30 minutes, unexpectedly, in waiting at the baggage claim. This experience did not meet my expectations.

No snacks served! Seating in the kast row in uncomfortable.

Wouldn’t let me check in said couldn’t find a ticket had to wait very long Time

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Buying plane tickets is something of an art form. Ideally, you want to secure your spot months in advance to avoid the inevitable price spike as your travel dates get closer. But sometimes the best time to book a flight also depends on the destination and whether it's domestic or abroad. The trends are always changing, but experts say the sweet spot for booking domestic flights is 28 days, or 60 days for international flights.

Flights generally open for booking about a year ahead of time, and the airfare will change often between then and takeoff. Although you can book just a couple of weeks before the departure date in some cases, prices are likely to be astronomical. In other cases, when you want to go somewhere popular or during a big travel weekend, flights could fill up faster than normal. Our advice: Track flight prices on Google Flights or Hopper as early as possible so you can keep an eye on cost fluctuations. Read on for more advice about when to book flights from the pros.

According to Expedia's 2024 Air Travel Hacks report , you should aim to book 28 days before your domestic flight. "Doing so can save travelers up to 24 percent compared to those who wait until the last minute, from zero to six days out," Expedia travel expert Christie Hudson tells Travel + Leisure.

For domestic trips, pricing is elevated when tickets are first released, about a year before the flight. Those prices will slowly creep downward, all the way to their lowest point in the prime booking window, after which you'll likely see a huge increase in cost for last-minute travel.

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You're better off booking earlier rather than later for international travel, but the Expedia report says ideally no more than four months before your desired departure date. The sweet spot is around 60 days. "This is a big change from 2022 data, which showed the cheapest fares were secured when travelers booked four to six months out." Hudson says. "2023 data revealed that people who booked that far in advance actually paid more on average." The report says the least expensive day of the week to book is Sunday and the most expensive is Friday, for both domestic and international travel.

But there is some regional variance. Going , a platform that tracks flight prices and notifies members of good deals, has found the best months to book flights to Africa, Asia, Oceania, Europe, and Latin America, for travel about 60 days out. Here's what it says.

Africa: Book in May.

Asia: Book in August or October, followed by April or September.

Oceania: Book in November, January, or July.

Europe: Book in August, October, or November.

Latin America: Book in October.

The real trick to finding good deals on international airfare is to avoid booking your travel for peak times, which include summer and major holidays (don't forget — that includes holidays in your destination, too).

Summer is traditionally one of the most popular times of the year to travel, which means it can be tough to find a good deal on airfare. Ideally, you should book flights for summer travel as soon as possible, preferably at least six months in advance.

"The best time to book for peak season is … the opposite season," says Katy Nastro, travel expert at Going. "While most of us are scrambling to focus on our winter holiday plans, we should also keep our eyes open for some great summer fares."

She notes that the booking window for peak season ranges between three and seven months for domestic flights and four to 10 months for international trips. "And if you do book something, keep that flight alert on," says Nastro. "If it drops again, depending on your ticket type, you can call to rebook and get a refund or travel credit back with the difference."

Katy Nastro is a travel expert at Going, a website that finds flight deals to more than 900 destinations around the world.

Around the winter holidays is the priciest time to travel, Nastro says. "Your best bet is to remember the Goldilocks zones: look to book between three to seven months ahead for domestic travel and four to 10 months ahead for international travel."

Hudson advises that at the very latest, your holiday travel should be booked by mid-October. "But the biggest holiday travel savings actually come from choosing the right dates," she says. "Avoiding the busiest days like the Wednesday before Thanksgiving and the Friday and Saturday before Christmas will yield major savings."

Track flights and book your holiday tickets as soon as you find a decent deal, but make sure to book a fare that will give you a credit if you cancel (generally speaking, that means don't book basic economy). That way, if prices drop between the time of booking and your travel dates, you can cancel your original ticket and use the credit to book the cheaper fare. The only downside is you'll still have some remaining credit, but you can then use it to treat yourself to a future flight. Just don't let that credit expire.

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Whether you’re looking for a grand adventure or just want to get away for a last-minute break, flights from Atlanta to Tokyo offer the perfect respite. Not only does exploring Tokyo provide the chance to make some magical memories, dip into delectable dishes, and tour the local landmarks, but the cheap airfare means you won’t bust your budget. So no matter whether your ideal itinerary involves flying one way, non-stop, or round trip, you’re bound to find flights that match your schedule on Expedia, and at prices that won’t shock your wallet.

Bagging a cheap flight from Atlanta to Tokyo may mean more dollars to spend on for one-of-a-kind souvenirs when you arrive, but it doesn’t mean you have to skimp on your travel experience, as Expedia offers a sizzling selection of cheap airlines that’ll put you in your happy place on their planes, whether that’s getting lost in a hair-raising airport thriller, dreaming on the passing landscape over a glass of bubbly, or jotting down your vacation bucket list at 38,000 feet. There’s also bound to be plenty of opportunities to snap a few photos of the high life that will make your friends green with envy. After all, enjoying the journey is part of the fun.

With so many affordable flights and so many wonderful adventures awaiting you, there’s no reason to put off booking a fantastic flight from to today. So don’t leave it to the last minute to make your dream trip a reality: pack your bags with your go-to travel accessories, put together your list of must-see attractions and can’t-miss activities, and get ready to broaden your horizons – with Expedia, the wonders of Tokyo are only a plane trip away. Book your travel arrangements with us today!

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