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Tokyo, Japan Return in Business with Fiji Airways, MEL $2307, SYD $2321, BNE $2362 (& 320 QF Status Credits) @ Beat That Flight

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Fiji Airways has an amazing price in Business Class to Tokyo, Japan!

You can also earn Qantas Frequent Flyer points and status credits for Fiji Airways flights! These fares book into “I” class, which earns Qantas points at “Business” rates. With a round-trip Business class ticket from Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane to Tokyo (via Nadi), you would earn a minimum of 15,000 Qantas points and 320 status credits – more than enough to earn Qantas Frequent Flyer Silver status.

It's also possible to open-jaw this if you don't want to return to the same city in Australia.

From forums it's possible to also stop off in Fiji at no extra cost on the flight.

Melbourne to Tokyo, Business Return

Sydney to Tokyo, Business Return

Brisbane to Tokyo, Business Return


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    • +6

      yes, one way ticket for you

      • -5

        I thought it includes a free return flight to Darwin.

  • any insights into Fiji Air's biz class product?

    • from the linked forum post:

      "Fiji Airways uses Airbus A330s on its flights between Nadi and Tokyo’s Narita airport. These seats are identical to those found on Singapore Airlines’ Boeing 777-200 aircraft; angle-flat Business class beds in a 2-2-2 layout.
      Fiji Airways Business Class
      Fiji Airways Airbus A330 Business Class

      On flights between Australia and Nadi, Fiji Airways operates a mixture of Boeing 737s, Airbus A330s and Airbus A350s. The Fiji Airways Boeing 737 Business class features recliner seats, while the Airbus A350 has the airline’s newest product with fully-flat Business seats in a 1-2-1 layout."

  • +4

    Any advice on rogue apostrophes?

    • I made a typo? Any clues?

      • +5

        Not you. Tom Cruise’s Yokohama trip.

        The flights look like a great deal. Thanks for posting

        • ah I see it.

          Thanks, hope it helps someone!

        • +3

          Not you. Tom Cruise’s Yokohama trip.

          lol I think he missed it cause you didn't reply to that comment itself..!!

  • The link mentions Brisbane is that a mistake?

    "With a round-trip Business class ticket from Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane to Tokyo…"

    • +1

      Fair point, no it's not a mistake, I just haven't had the time to find the Brisbane dates yet. WIll add some now

    • +1

      found Brisbane examples now, added in too. Hope that helps!

      • Appreciated.

  • What does open jaw mean?

    • +5

      fly to one destination, return from another.
      (edit - in this case means the other way around)

    • +1

      Eg fly from MEL to Tokyo, return to Sydney.

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-jaw_ticket if you're interested in more.

      • +9

        I see, thanks. I thought it referred to my jaw after seeing this deal

        • Lol same. Would have to be $1000 for me to drop my jaw

  • Turns an 8 hour journey into a 36 hour journey flying home to Brisbane.

    Yikes.

    • Crikey! Yep, honestly that makes no sense
      Better pay a few hundred bucks more for the qantas one or go economy

  • Crazy prices. I'm flying to Fiji in economy for a similar price

    • +2

      Wait, what? From where? 1k return from Perth in March just booked

      • Melbourne to Suva. Lucky work is paying!

  • +3

    more than enough to earn Qantas Frequent Flyer Silver status

    Just remember you also need to fly 4 eligible sectors with jetstar/qantas to get silver.

  • +3

    FYI these are Rubbish business class seats. They don’t lay flat and not every person has direct aisle access. Not acceptable by today’s standards for flights of this duration. More of a premium economy product. There is always a reason why they’re cheaper

    • +1

      On the newest Emirates business class 777, not every seat has direct access….agree, really stupid and rip off.

    • Not quite true - the older A330's are a 2-2-2 configuration, they're not competitive with the best, but far from the worst. I'd say they're similar to the older Qantas "Skybed" that used on the A380/B747. Personally I don't mind 2-2-2 if travelling with another person as I usually like the window seat, but also like to have someone to talk to on a long flight.

      The newer Fiji A350's are a 1-2-1 configuration, so they definitely do have direct aisle access. I've heard they are fully flat but I haven't tried them yet.

      I'd say the bigger problem would be the extremely long layover in Fiji, making this difficult to recommend unless you actually want to stopover in Fiji.

  • Also FYI no travel insurance will cover any virus related issues.

    If you happen to get sick, and get labelled as having the coronavirus you are going to be responsible for all medical expenses as far as I can tell. If flights get cancelled due to expansion of travel ban to include Japan you also cannot claim…

    Not high, but also not zero risks involved….

  • -6

    Don't book now, Japan has the most coronavirus patient apart from China. I expect an epidemic will occur there.

      • -1

        There are vaccinations for mesesals and whooping cough.

        Come back to this when WHO declares this a pandemic in 2 months time.

    • -1

      Incorrect. South Korea right now has the most cases outside of China.

      Japan numbers are due to the plague boat Diamond Princess , which numbers do not count for national Japan numbers.

    • Nice brain washing by the media

      Even if you do get it you're not going to die

      Stop reading fake news.

    • And they just let everyone off the boat. Still more and more people getting diagnosed with the virus after being on that boat

  • +1

    Be careful booking ex BNE as you may end up stuck on a Malindo flight as they are currently operating some BNE - NAN flights on behalf of Fiji Airways.

  • The double status is inaccurate. You won't be eligible for double status. Flights have to be qantas operated and have a qf-code so this wouldn't work

    • Where does it say this relies on double status?

    • +2

      Don't think I mentioned double status anywhere?

  • 7 hour layovers.. come on.

    • If a business ticket gives you lounge access (and the lounge is available/open) then a 7h layover isn't that bad at all..

  • +4

    I've flown Fiji airways on the a330 and the seats are perfectly fine
    The Malindo flight isn't that bad. For a short flight ot Nadi its perfectly fine.

    The a350 is a new game altogether. The seats are lay flat

    Why complain about the seats. Would you rather sit in cattle class shoulder to shoulder listening to crying babies? No thx

    Source:
    Flown on all 3

  • I've flown Fiji Air many times over 20 years…more recently on Airbus A350-900 and Boeing 737-850 and would never pay the extra for Business class with this airline.The food on Air Fiji is beyond ordinary in all classes.

    • The last time I flew with them the food was inedible.

      • +1

        flew them last year, was impressed. They also gave us a bottle of champagne (honeymoon), even at the back of the plane, signed by the whole crew.

  • -2

    Coronavirus is all over Japan. Book at your own risk.

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