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Tokyo is a city that moves fast but pays attention to detail. Neon lights, quiet gardens, cutting-edge tech and centuries-old temples all fit into the same skyline. Whether you're going for the culture, the food or the thrill of a city unlike any other, booking cheap flights to Tokyo is possible with smart planning. FriendzTravel presents everything you should know before taking a Tokyo trip.

What is the main airport in Tokyo?

Tokyo has two major international airports. The larger and renowned one is Narita International Airport (NRT), located about forty miles east of the city. It handles most long-haul international flights to Tokyo and has good connections by train and bus. The Narita Express and other rail lines make it easy to reach central Tokyo in about an hour. Closer to the city is Haneda Airport (HND) which is just south of central Tokyo. Originally used for domestic flights, Haneda now handles many international routes too especially from North America, Asia and Middle East. It’s a shorter ride into the city often under thirty minutes by train or taxi making it the more convenient for most travelers.

Which airlines offer flights to Tokyo?

Tokyo is a major global hub with nearly every major international carrier flying there. Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways (ANA) are two main domestic carriers and both offer direct flights to Tokyo from major cities in North America, Europe and across Asia. You can find nonstop flights on ANA, JAL, United, Delta, American and ZIPAIR which is a Japanese budget airline from US. Cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Seattle, Chicago and Dallas all have direct connections to Tokyo. Budget carriers like ZIPAIR, AirAsia and Scoot also offer cheap airline tickets to Tokyo from within Asia if you are coming from nearby countries.

When to fly to Tokyo?

The cheapest months to fly to Tokyo are usually January, February and early March right after holidays. Late summer particularly August and early September can also offer cheap flight tickets to Tokyo though the weather is hot and humid. Tokyo flight prices rise during cherry blossom season in late March and early April and again in autumn when the leaves start to turn. Golden Week in early May and New Year's are also high-demand periods. Book Tokyo flights at least six to eight weeks in advance and fly midweek if possible. Tuesdays and Wednesdays often have the lowest fares.

Before you travel to Tokyo by plane – good to know

Both Narita and Haneda are clean, efficient and easily navigable. Haneda is closer to the city but Narita offers more flight options especially for long haul travel. Check your baggage allowance and seat options before flying to Tokyo. Some low fares may not include meals or luggage. Japan has strict entry and customs procedures so have your paperwork ready and follow directions carefully. Many stores and services in Tokyo prefer contactless payment or cash, so plan accordingly. Flying to Tokyo doesn’t have to be expensive. Finding cheap flight deals to Tokyo can be effortless with two international airports, strong airline competition and year round flight options. Once you land, the city opens up—modern, traditional, efficient and unforgettable. A place like Tokyo is always worth the flight.

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