Cheap flights to Tokyo Narita airport

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Cheap Flights to Tokyo Narita Airport

Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT) is Japan's second busiest airport, serving around 35 million passengers annually. The air facility is located on the east side of the Greater Tokyo area, approximately 65 kilometres to the north-east of central Tokyo. All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines have significant presence at this airport, which serves as a gateway to Japan's Chiba region. To find cheap flights to Narita Airport, simply enter your travel date and departure city into the flight search box. If your travel date is flexible, try comparing ticket prices across an entire month using the Whole Month search filter.

Best Time to Book a Flight to Tokyo Narita Airport

Tokyo is generally considered a year-round destination, but there are certain times of the year during which flight and hotel prices are especially high. Specifically, you'll want to avoid travelling to Tokyo during the summer months, around the winter holidays and during Golden Week (late April to early May) if you're looking to save on airfare. A good time to book a trip to Tokyo is mid- to late May, after Golden Week has ended and the weather is most pleasant for outdoor sightseeing.

Airlines That Fly to Tokyo Narita Airport

Air Canada, Air France, Delta Air Lines, KLM, Lufthansa, and SWISS International Air Lines are among the dozens of major carriers that fly to Tokyo Narita Airport. For more information about airlines that service flights to Narita Airport, click here.

What to Expect When Arriving at the Airport

Tokyo Narita Airport consists of two passenger terminals that are linked by an inter-terminal shuttle. Both terminals handle domestic, American, and international airport. Terminal 1, the main terminal building, features a satellite design divided into two wings: the North Wing, and the recently constructed seven-story South Wing. Terminal 2 is split into two concourses, with flights arriving at and departing from their designated areas. Information desks are located in the Arrivals and Departures areas of the terminals. Ground transportation options for getting from Narita Airport to the city centre include city buses, taxis, and shuttles, but the fastest way to get to central Tokyo is to take the Narita Express (NEX) train, which leaves the airport every 30 minutes and travels to Tokyo Train Station in around 30 minutes.

Airport Facilities

Tokyo Narita Airport's terminal buildings house a wide range of amenities and services designed to ease passengers' arrival to the city, including international banking facilities, meeting rooms, airline lounges, and currency exchange kiosks. You'll also find a good selection of restaurants, coffee shops, retail shops, newsstands, and bookstores at the airport.

What to See and Do in Tokyo

With its impressive skyscrapers and bright lights, Tokyo is very much a modern city. That said, there's plenty of history to explore in Tokyo's many monuments, temples, and ancient shrines. Particular points of interest are the Hanazono Jinja Shrine, Kaminari Gate, and the Asakusa Shrine. Other popular tourist attractions in Tokyo are the spectacular Imperial Palace, Ueno Park and Zoo, and the world-famous Tsukiji Fish market. Don't forget to book a hotel before arriving in the city. Click here to search Skyscanner's deals on Tokyo hotels.