American Airlines
AA101
FlyMole07:00
JFK
New York
13h 41m
20:41
NRT
Tokyo
$502
per person

JFK → NRT · Japan
$599
Cheapest fare
~14h
Flight time
8+
Airlines
4
Direct flights
American Airlines
AA101
FlyMole07:00
JFK
New York
13h 41m
20:41
NRT
Tokyo
$502
per person
British Airways
BA178
FlyMole09:00
JFK
New York
14h 24m
via London
23:24
NRT
Tokyo
$587
per person
5 seats left!
Delta Air Lines
DL409
FlyMole08:00
JFK
New York
13h 38m
via London
21:38
NRT
Tokyo
$490
per person
4 seats left!
United Airlines
UA144
FlyMole07:00
JFK
New York
14h 24m
via London
21:24
NRT
Tokyo
$496
per person
3 seats left!
Lufthansa
LH401
FlyMole14:30
JFK
New York
14h 10m
04:40
NRT
Tokyo
$520
per person
Emirates
EK208
FlyMole07:00
JFK
New York
13h 58m
20:58
NRT
Tokyo
$691
per person
1 seats left!
Qatar Airways
QR700
FlyMole08:00
JFK
New York
14h 2m
22:02
NRT
Tokyo
$695
per person
3 seats left!
Virgin Atlantic
VS025
FlyMole12:15
JFK
New York
13h 43m
via London
01:58
NRT
Tokyo
$830
$692
per person
5 seats left!
The New York (JFK) to Tokyo (NRT) route is one of the most popular international routes. The average flight time is approximately 14 hours.
Typical fares for economy class start from $599.
American Airlines, British Airways, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Virgin Atlantic and more operate this route.
Traveling from New York to Tokyo is an exciting journey that typically takes around 14 to 16 hours of flying time, depending on whether you choose a direct flight or one with layovers. For the best travel experience, consider scheduling your trip during the spring (March to May) or fall (September to November) when the weather is mild, and the cherry blossoms or autumn foliage provide stunning backdrops. Major airlines serving this route include American Airlines, Japan Airlines, and All Nippon Airways, offering a range of amenities to enhance your experience. When booking your flight, keep an eye on layover options. Airports such as Los Angeles (LAX) or San Francisco (SFO) are common stops and can provide a welcome break from the long-haul flight, but be sure to allow sufficient time between connecting flights—generally, a minimum of two hours is recommended for international transfers. Additionally, consider the local time difference when planning your flights; arriving in Tokyo late at night can help you adjust more easily to the new time zone. With careful planning, your journey from New York to Tokyo can be both seamless and enjoyable, setting the stage for a memorable adventure.