It’s hard to believe its January 2020 already – meaning its time for the fourth annual review of my avgeek activities. You can read the previous reports here: 2016, 2017, and 2018. Before continuing with the report itself, I’d like to thank you wish you all the best in 2020 and thank you for reading […]
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Cathay Pacific operates two lounges in Japan – one at Tokyo Narita airport and the other one at Haneda. While the older Narita lounge is mediocre at best from what I’ve heard, the Haneda lounge was opened in 2014 and follows the same concept as the airline’s Pier lounge in Hong Kong. Earlier this month,
Review: Cathay Pacific First and Business Class Lounge at Tokyo Haneda Airport Read More »
Earlier this year, fifty new daytime slot pairs at Tokyo Haneda were awarded to nine countries. One of those slot pairs was awarded to Qantas for flights between Australia and the Tokyo airport. While there have been speculations for a while as to whether the airline would use the new slots to add a second
Qantas Announces Plans to Move Melbourne – Tokyo Flights from Narita to Haneda Read More »
Back in October, I wrote about Starlux Airlines receiving its first aircraft – an Airbus A321neo. As its second aircraft is getting ready for delivery, the airline has announced additional details about its initial set of routes as well as onboard service. Starlux Airlines plans to launch scheduled services on January 23, 2020, and plans
Starlux Airlines to Start Selling Tickets Tomorrow, Reveals More Details About Service Read More »
Earlier today, SAS Scandinavian Airlines officially announced that it will launch Tokyo Haneda – Copenhagen flights in spring 2020. The new route will replace the airline’s existing flights from the Danish capital to Tokyo Narita airport. SAS to Move to Tokyo Haneda in Spring 2020 Currently, SAS operates Copenhagen (CPH) – Tokyo Narita (NRT) flights
SAS to Move from Tokyo Narita to Haneda in March 2020 Read More »
On December 2, 2019, the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism (MLIT) announced that it granted Nok Air the permission to operate scheduled flights between Bangkok Don Muang and Hiroshima. The new route will be the first time for the mainly domestic Thai low-cost airline to operate scheduled flights to Japan. DD3302/3303: Bangkok
Nok Air Ready to Launch Bangkok – Hiroshima Flights in December 2019 Read More »
On December 3, 2019, JAL announced that it will be suspending its Nagoya – Bangkok route starting from the upcoming summer schedule. The last rotation on the route is expected to operate on March 28, 2020. With that, JAL’s international presence at Nagoya Centrair will be reduced from a total of five destinations to four.
Last week, Narita Airport announced that starting from January 1, 2020, it will offer a new incentive to airlines launching long-haul flights to destinations not yet served from the airport. Combined with existing incentives, it will exempt airlines from paying landing fees on certain routes for the first three years of their operation. Narita Airport’s
Narita Airport Launches an Incentive Program to Attract New Long-Haul Routes Read More »
Earlier this week, the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport, and Tourism (MLIT) announced that it granted Urumqi Air the permission to operate daily flights to Nagoya. With that, the Chinese low-cost airline is ready to add a Japanese destination to its network map for the first time. Urumqi Air’s Upcoming Nagoya Services According to
Urumqi Air Plans to Serve Nagoya from the End of December 2019 Read More »
Are you interested in trying business or first class for FREE at a deep discount?
If so, you might want to check out Four Ways to Try Business & First Class Without Breaking the Bank and experiment with some of the methods mentioned in it.
It’s a free guide that I put together detailing some of the ways I was able to do so myself.
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