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Japan Airlines Return Flights Direct to Tokyo from Melbourne fr $933, Sydney fr $1007 (Fly Aug 24, Apr-Jun 25) @ IWTF

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Japan Airlines have reduced prices for direct flights to Tokyo.

  • Flying: Japan Airlines direct to Tokyo
  • Cheapest Dates: Departing Melbourne and Sydney in Aug/24. Melbourne in Apr - Jun/25
  • Included: 2x 23kg checked luggage, meals and entertainment

$933 Return Melbourne to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
30/Apr 25/May $933 View Flight
12/May 25/May $934 View Flight
30/Apr 18/May $934 View Flight
12/May 01/Jun $955 View Flight
26/Apr 11/May $1008 View Flight
10/May 01/Jun $1008 View Flight
26/Apr 18/May $1013 View Flight
12/May 08/Jun $1032 View Flight
05/Aug 25/Aug $1035 View Flight
12/Aug 27/Aug $1039 View Flight
12/Aug 25/Aug $1083 View Flight
12/Feb 04/Mar $1083 View Flight
12/May 03/Jun $1084 View Flight

$1007 Return Sydney to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
19/May 08/Jun $1007 View Flight
07/Aug 25/Aug $1034 View Flight
06/Aug 25/Aug $1036 View Flight
27/Apr 12/May $1097 View Flight
26/Apr 12/May $1130 View Flight
25/Apr 12/May $1130 View Flight
28/Apr 12/May $1131 View Flight
29/Apr 13/May $1131 View Flight
29/Apr 12/May $1131 View Flight
30/Apr 13/May $1131 View Flight
01/May 13/May $1131 View Flight
04/Feb 19/Feb $1132 View Flight
27/Nov 11/Dec $1132 View Flight
12/May 19/May $1132 View Flight
17/Nov 01/Dec $1132 View Flight
20/Nov 04/Dec $1132 View Flight
18/Nov 28/Nov $1132 View Flight
01/May 14/May $1132 View Flight
18/Nov 04/Dec $1132 View Flight
17/Feb 11/Mar $1132 View Flight

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  • +5

    NEVER from Brisbane.

    • -1

      Moved from Brissie to Sydney many years ago.

      Well worth it LOL

      • +11

        Yes, I love the worse traffic and paying over inflated prices for housing. Well worth it to have direct flights once every year or so.

        • +4

          I dont disagree with that, but there were more opportunities for me in Syd compared to Bris at the time.

          I don't plan to stay in Sydney long term, will be semi retiring overseas soon in Malaysia.

    • And as soon as you add a domestic leg flights are like $2500 each way for the sake of a $150 domestic flight. So frustrating.

    • At least there are direct flights from GC to Japan

      • +2

        Yeah ones I found was jetstar & I won't fly with them .

        • +1

          Ah riperino. I go with them but I pay $30-50 for travel insurance just in case my flights get cancelled etc.

      • Not anymore, Jetstar moved the direct flights to BNE.

    • Dude… flights from Brisbane are generally cheaper than that. I went for $800 return last month without even trying to bargain it.

      • +1

        I'm needing to go to haneda in March 25 there's nothing apart from long layovers or milk runs & $1900 return it's a disgrace 98% of flights are qantas .

        • +4

          You got plenty of time. Chuck your dates on Google flights and tell it to track it and for sure you'll get a direct flight sub $900 for that month.

          Airlines jerk their prices around hourly. $1500 flights turn into $700 ones for no reason.

          • @jaimex2: Hey thanks heaps for the info .

          • @jaimex2: Thanks for the heads up as well. I want to go early next year so will set something up on Google

        • there's nothing apart from long layovers or milk runs & $1900 return

          How about 1 stop each way, and longest layover 2hrs10min, with a quality airline?

          Try flying with Singapore Airlines. Longish flight though, 16+ hours for the shortest trips due to stopover in Singapore, and likely one of those flights will be an overnight flight.

          Use Google Flights and look for each direction as a one-way flight, selecting Singapore Airlines as the only airline. Google Flights has a "price graph button" that shows you which days of the month are cheapest. Then combine those dates as a return flight, it'll probably be cheaper than the two one-way flights added together.

          I'm seeing plenty of flights, e.g. depart BNE at 2:45pm and arrive HND at 6:20am the next day, and return flight departs HND at 4:40pm and arrives BNE at 10:45am the following day.

          With this example I'm seeing AUD 1,254.18 when I click through the "book with Singapore Airlines" option, the dates I used were depart BNE Sunday Mar 2 and depart HND Sunday Mar 16. Sundays have a shorter layover time ATM.

          Note the price will fluctuate as the AUD<->SGD exchange rate varies.

          Usually Singapore Airlines are cheaper than this, a week ago I got price under $1000 for flying later this year. In March you're flying close to peak tourist season, due to Cherry Blossom flowering.

          • @Russ: Thanks Russ for the info I'm looking at Singapore airlines now I was booked with Virgin but they just cancelled all there Japan routes from bris Cn Haneda real pain what they done to customers.

            • +1

              @spock:

              I was booked with Virgin

              Also, Singapore Airlines have renowned service, and a longer seat pitch so you'll have more knee room.

              And getting free Krisflyer membership before booking gets you free WiFi/internet on most of their planes, but note that you can't use streaming, including Skype/WhatsApp voice calls apparently. Email, messaging and web browsing are fine.

              And you can do things at the stopover airport: https://theworldtravelguy.com/things-to-do-in-singapore-airp…

              • @Russ: You are a legend Russ thanks again I'm booking today the prices are a bit high but it's better than Qantas any day .

  • -2

    Mid summer oooooh hellll no

    • +1

      I've travelled to Japan in late May to Mid-June twice and it was fine both times, wouldn't want to head over in August though.

      • -1

        Agree. Avoid August unless you are going to Hokkaido

      • Depends. June in Tokyo can be very hot and humid with the rainy period coming in if you're coming from Melbourne like me, but those from FNQ even Brisbane may fare better.

    • June-August avoid, September-May is the safe zone (Winter is quite cold though). Early September is still in the cyclone season, and even May can be a bit hot, high humidity that's why it's worse than it looks.

    • +1

      You can easily find out what the weather will probably be like, by checking the same dates in previous years.

      Timeanddate.com has half-hourly weather history for most large population centres. From the menu at top-left, select "Weather" and "Hour-by-hour". Then enter the city you want the weather history for, and click on "past". Under "select month", you should be able to go back years.

      Timeanddate will show you temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, and cloud including whether it was raining. Doesn't show how much rainfall though, for the places I looked at.

      Of course if it's typhoon season where you're looking, the future weather could be substantially different to past weather records!

  • +1

    Man it's a struggle to find decent flights for November..

    • This year yeah? I know what you mean. Qantas is $1,500 might have to cop it. Sad.

      • Yea this year, hesitated and didn't book the $760 return cathay ones from like last month for November.

      • Look at Cathay. Not direct but sub $1000.

  • why the hell aren't the Sydney flights for may as well

  • +1

    Never September :(

  • Thinking of going about those times next year, from April. Might upgrade to Superfare extra $200 so trip between 1200-1300. Does anyone think it'd be worth it to lock that in, or just wait for a better deal closer to the time?

    • you can't get better price than that, but FWIW JAL's PE is quite mediocre and I find it lacks waist support.

  • I want to fly in Jan for winter, any chance of getting a deal or winter is always expensive?

    • High season. Aussie holidays and ski season for Japan.

    • You can get low as $830 from Singapore Airlines to Tokyo HND from Melbourne in Feb after the school holidays and thats from the official site. For example 14 to 25 Feb

      • Thanks all…. Yes need to take the kid…. Well will put in $…

  • Anything in October team?
    Worth waiting?

    Trying to get to Hokkaido from Sydney.

  • +3

    JPY has plummeted in the past fortnight sadly.

    • Is that good for us for flights or bad for us?

      • +1

        A$ had devalued by around 9% and continuing to weaken. Therefore flight costs will strengthen unless airlines subsidize exchange rate losses in A$ with summer or out of season specials. June to August in Tokyo would be unbearable for Melbournites due to humidity.

    • Just had a look at Google Flights, and it looks like most flights have increased in price. So bad for us.

    • -1

      Its still way ahead of what we were even a few months ago.

      • You obviously haven’t checked it recently lol

      • Bruh lmao

  • How is JAL compared to ANA?

    • Basically the same. Just check the airports they tend to fly to

  • +1

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  • Perth?

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