We’ve already covered how to specifically book ANA award tickets<\/a> but we will cover all your options for the best airline to fly into Tokyo.<\/p> Due to Tokyo’s huge global city status, it two major airports that service the majority of international airlines. Both airports have plenty to offer travelers but they are not exactly equal when it comes to convenience.<\/p> Narita International Airport is the largest of Tokyos airport serving more airlines than Haneda. However, Narita is located quite a bit outside of the city and it can take up to 2 hours and over $200 to reach the airport by taxi. Luckily there are several other cheaper options like bus and train but the time can still be a hurdle for many travelers.<\/p> On the other hand, Haneda Airport was original designed for domestic flights but now serves international as well. There are many options to connect Haneda Airport with the city center and it should take you no more than 30 minutes on any transport method.<\/p> The airport you fly into will depend on your airline but luckily many have started to offer flights to both, including ANA and Japan Airlines. The airlines offering service to both include: <\/p> While other airlines still favor Narita and these airlines that exclusively fly there include:<\/p> If you are planning a flight on an airline that flys to both make sure you look at the arrival airport closely since it will have an impact on how you arrive into the city after landing.<\/p> All the major legacy US airlines offer a nonstop flight to Tokyo including Delta, United, and American. The city is also served by ANA and Japan Airlines, often the preference of travelers flying into the city. There are also a few special flights of international airlines that offer service from the US in select cities, like Singapore Airline from LAX to Tokyo.<\/p> While there are other airlines you can travel with 1 stop service from the US, we decided to focus on those that offer direct service from the US to Japan.<\/p> These airlines provide nonstop service to over 12 US cities catering heavily to business travelers but also have great options for leisure travelers. With this many options there are certainly differences amongst the airlines and aircrafts that we break down below.<\/p> If you do not live near one of these airports it’s likely you will connect in one of these cities before making your trip.<\/p> Ticket prices to Tokyo can vary depending on season and with the rise of low cost carriers you can now find tickets as cheap as $300 – $600 roundtrip. If you are planning around major airline you can expect $700 – $1,000 in off peak season and $1,200 – $1,800 during peak season. There is also a big difference where you are departing from with flights to Tokyo from most major cities in the US. We like using Skyscanner to find the best deal<\/a> and their compare page makes it easy.<\/p> Here is a breakdown of average round trip prices by month.<\/p>Airports Near Tokyo<\/h2>
Airport<\/th> Taxi To Center<\/th> Est Taxi Price<\/th><\/tr><\/thead> Narita International Airport (NRT)<\/td> 1.5 hours<\/td> $180 – $270<\/td><\/tr> Haneda Airport (HYD)<\/td> 30 minutes<\/td> $50<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure> \n
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Airlines Flying To Tokyo<\/h2>
Airfare to Tokyo<\/h2>
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