Japan Airlines deploys Airbus A350s on seven key routes in December

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Japan Airlines deploys Airbus A350s on seven key routes in December

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By Sky Industry News

Dec 2, 2024

Japan Airlines is utilizing its Airbus A350 aircraft on several routes this December, covering destinations within Japan, London, and the United States. The airline's most frequent service connects New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido with Tokyo International Airport, facilitating travel between these two locations.

Among the routes, the longest is from Tokyo International Airport to John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City. This route spans 6,773 miles and offers various amenities for a comfortable journey. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey states, "John F. Kennedy International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the nation and is an indispensable part of global travel and the region's economy."

Another significant route is between Tokyo and Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, a major hub for American Airlines. Both airlines are members of oneworld, a global alliance that enhances passenger options for earning and redeeming frequent flier miles.

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The Tokyo to Heathrow route stands out with the longest flight time among A350 routes at over 14 hours. Heathrow serves as British Airways' primary hub, also part of oneworld, offering flexibility for travelers using accumulated miles or points.

Domestically, Japan Airlines operates multiple daily flights between Tokyo and Okinawa on its A350s. The route from Naha to Osaka is unique as it does not involve Haneda Airport.

Flights between Tokyo and Fukuoka are highly frequent with 698 scheduled flights this month alone. However, the most popular domestic route remains Tokyo to Hokkaido with 768 flights scheduled.

In summary, Japan Airlines' A350 routes cater primarily to domestic travelers while also connecting international destinations like New York City and London.