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Frequently asked questions

Can I fly from the US on Air Japan?
Yes, you can book a flight with Air Japan—operating under the ANA AirJapan brand—on select long-haul routes from the United States. The airline currently offers service between Tokyo Narita (NRT) and Honolulu (HNL), with additional U.S. destinations expected as its international network expands.
Where does Air Japan fly to?
Air Japan operates medium- and long-haul international routes from its hub at Tokyo Narita. You can find Air Japan deals to destinations including:
  • Tokyo Narita (NRT)
  • Honolulu (HNL)
  • Bangkok (BKK)
  • Singapore (SIN)
  • Seoul (ICN)
The airline is part of the ANA Group, and its route map is expected to grow as part of ongoing international expansion.
Can I earn Air Japan miles with Expedia?
Air Japan operates under the ANA Group, and eligible flights may allow you to earn miles through the ANA Mileage Club. However, mileage accrual may not be available on bookings made through third-party sites. When you make an Air Japan booking through Expedia, you can still earn OneKeyCash™ on qualifying reservations as a One Key™ member.OneKeyCash™ is not redeemable for cash and can only be used on Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo.
How much is carry-on for Air Japan?
When you fly Air Japan, all fare types include a carry-on allowance:
  • One carry-on bag up to 22 lbs (10 kg)
  • One personal item, such as a handbag or laptop
What size carry-on is allowed on Air Japan?
With your Air Japan flight booking, your carry-on items must follow these size guidelines:
  • One carry-on bag not exceeding 22 x 16 x 10 inches (55 x 40 x 25 cm)
  • One personal item that fits under the seat in front of you
All items must meet size and weight restrictions to avoid gate-checking.
How much are checked bags on Air Japan?
Checked baggage is not included in base Air Japan bookings, but can be added for a fee:
  • Most routes allow pre-paid checked bags starting at 44 lbs (20 kg)
Fees vary depending on your route and booking method. Generally, online purchases are cheaper than airport prices.
Do you have to pay for seats on Air Japan?
Seat selection on Air Japan reservations depends on your fare type. Standard seat assignment may not be included in the base fare. If you prefer more comfort or a specific seat location, you can pay an additional fee to select preferred seating, front-row seats, or seats with extra legroom. If you do not choose a seat during booking, one may be assigned automatically at check-in.
How far in advance can you check in with Air Japan?
Online check-in typically opens 24 hours before departure and closes one hour before flight time. Airport check-in counters generally open three hours before international departures.
Who is Air Japan's partner in the USA?
Air Japan operates as part of the ANA Group, which is a member of the Star Alliance. While Air Japan itself does not have direct U.S. airline partnerships, travelers can book connecting itineraries through ANA and its Star Alliance partners, including United Airlines, to reach destinations in Asia and beyond.
What kind of airline is Air Japan?
Air Japan is a low-cost, full-service hybrid airline operating under the ANA AirJapan brand. It combines affordable pricing with the trusted service and safety standards of ANA. The airline focuses on medium- and long-haul international routes, offering a streamlined experience for budget-conscious travelers without compromising on quality.
Is Air Japan a good airline to fly with?
Yes. Air Japan is a solid option for international travelers seeking budget-friendly fares with the backing of a major airline group. It's known for clean, modern aircraft and strong safety standards.
What type of planes does Air Japan fly?
Air Japan operates a fleet of Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners, configured for efficient, medium- to long-haul travel. These aircraft offer a modern, fuel-efficient experience with all-Economy seating.
Does Air Japan have First or Business Class?
No. Air Japan operates an all-Economy Class cabin as part of its low-cost model. However, customers can upgrade their experience with extra legroom seats, early boarding, and onboard meal options.

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Airline Name
Air Japan Company
Airline Code
NQ
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