Lufthansa Group is significantly amplying its services to Japan for the northern summer 2027, flying up to 50 times per week and positioning the group as a leading European airline group for the market.
Lufthansa is resuming its direct connection from Frankfurt to Nagoya and adding a daily flight to Tokyo-Narita to its Tokyo network. SWISS is also increasing its capacity and offering more flights.
Lufthansa will resume seasonal service between Frankfurt and Nagoya on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, starting 29 March 2027 for the outbound flight LH736 ex Frankfurt.
Nagoya is one of Japan’s most important industrial and economic centers. Nagoya also offers direct access to key destinations in the region, such as the ancient imperial city of Kyoto. Via the Frankfurt hub, travellers from Nagoya can connect to numerous destinations in Europe and South America.
Lufthansa 787-9 Dreamliner, utilised on both routes.
Daily connection from Frankfurt to Tokyo-Narita
Starting 28 March 2027, Lufthansa will operate daily flight LH710 from Frankfurt to Tokyo-Narita, leaving Frankfurt at 1:45 pm.
With the daily service to Narita, Lufthansa is expanding its seasonal options for business and leisure travellers in the Tokyo metropolitan area for summer 2027. The airline will continue to operate daily flights from Munich and Frankfurt to Tokyo-Haneda – the region’s second international airport.
Lufthansa operates both routes with the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner in the Allegris configuration – the new premium Lufthansa cabin product – with 28 seats in Business Class, 28 seats in Premium Economy Class and 231 seats in Economy Class.
More connections from Lufthansa Group airlines
SWISS is also expanding its services to Japan in the summer of 2027 with up to seven weekly flights from Zurich to Tokyo-Narita. In total, the Lufthansa Group’s hub airlines – Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, SWISS and ITA Airways – will offer up to 50 weekly connections to four destinations in Japan in summer 2027: Tokyo-Haneda, Tokyo-Narita, Osaka, and Nagoya.
In addition, numerous extra booking options are available with the Lufthansa Group joint venture partner ANA (All Nippon Airways).
Lead image: Nagoya Castle
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