$326 Cheap Singapore Airlines flights Los Angeles (LAX) to Tokyo (NRT)

You’ll find affordable round-trip Singapore Airlines flights from LAX to NRT by organizing your results from “Price (lowest to highest)” on Expedia. Or search for options from $326 for a one-way trip.**These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for flights departing within the next year. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.

Singapore Airlines flights to Tokyo tend to be more affordable in the quieter months of January and February. Whether you need a round-trip or one-way ticket, you could score a better deal then.

To grab cheap flights from LAX to NRT with Singapore Airlines, start your search about one month before your planned departure. You can save 17% when you lock in your international tickets 18 to 29 days ahead instead of booking four to five months in advance. Another tip? Booking on Sunday can lead to average savings of 17% compared to Friday (the most expensive day).**Ideal booking window recommendation is based on average round-trip ticket prices for January through November for 2024. Best day of the week to book recommendation is based on average round-trip ticket prices for January through October 2024. All data sourced from ARC’s global airline sales database.

Yes, you can fly from Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX) to Narita Intl. Airport (NRT) on any of Singapore Airlines’s 7 direct weekly flights. Use our “Nonstop” and “Airline” filters to find the Singapore Airlines flight that’ll get you to NRT at your preferred time.

Depart Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX) for Narita Intl. Airport (NRT) on a nonstop Singapore Airlines flight, and you’ll be in the skies for about 11h 55m.

The first Singapore Airlines flight from LAX to NRT takes off at 12:45PM UTC-8, touching down at 5:40PM UTC+9. If you’d like to set off later in the day, the last Singapore Airlines flight leaves LAX at 12:45PM UTC-8 and lands at NRT at 5:40PM UTC+9. Flying before noon is often a good idea as morning flights tend to experience fewer cancellations.**Most reliable time of the day recommendation is based on January through August 2024 flight status data sourced from OAG’s global flight data platform.

Narita Intl. Airport (NRT) is the main hub for Singapore Airlines flights from Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX) to Tokyo. But the airline also flies to Haneda Airport (HND). Be sure to choose the “All Airports” option for your destination to see all available choices for your visit to Tokyo.

Singapore Airlines allows you to bring 2 checked-in bags weighing up to 50 lb with maximum dimensions of 31 inches x 29 inches x 78 inches on standard economy flights from LAX to NRT. Additionally, you can take 2 cabin bags in the cabin. This carry-on luggage must not exceed 45 inches and be no heavier than 15 lb. Baggage policies can differ depending on the fare type and cabin class, so check your booking or Singapore Airlines’s website to avoid paying additional costs at the airport.

With an excellent in-flight experience and a rewarding loyalty program, Singapore Airlines is a top choice for many passengers flying from LAX to NRT. Also, if you’re a Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer and One Key™ member booking through Expedia, you could earn OneKeyCash™* on eligible flights on top of your airline miles, which can be put toward future travel.*OneKeyCash™ disclaimer - OneKeyCash™ is not redeemable for cash and can only be used on Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo.

Hop on a Singapore Airlines flight from Los Angeles Intl. Airport (LAX) to Narita Intl. Airport (NRT), and you’ll likely be seated on a Boeing 777-300ER. Keep in mind though, that the aircraft type can change depending on operational requirements.

Changes are usually free within 24 hours of making a booking, but your airline may add a charge after that. For more details about modifying your flights, head to your “Trips,” select your flight and click on “Manage Booking.” If you’d like the flexibility to update your itinerary without additional charges, check the “No cancel fee” or “Changes included” filter when organizing your next trip.