Iberia will resume its flights to Tokyo

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Iberia will fly again to the International airport of Narita from Such directly from Madrid from the 27 October 2024.

This return to Japan coincides with the beginning of the next winter season. Since then, the Spanish airline will offer three flights per week on Thursdays continuously throughout the year., Saturdays and Sundays from Madrid, and on mondays, Fridays and Sundays from Tokyo.

Iberia restarts flights to Tokyo

The direct flight of Iberia Come in Madrid and Such becomes the only direct option that will connect Spain with Japan, and creates a new option for travelers from Latin America to connect with the Asian continent, with a stopover in the Spanish capital.
Only in the winter season, which includes from the 27 October to 25 of March, will go on sale 45 000 seats between Spain and Japan.

Due to the closure of Russian airspace, Iberia adjusted the route of the route to Tokyo. Given the fundamental role of winds in route planning, this detour will go around the world, since clients who make round trips with Iberia They will fly to the south of Russia, and on the way back north, across the Pacific and Arctic Oceans.

From today, Customers wishing to purchase tickets to fly with Iberia from Madrid to Tokyo can do so on iberia.com from 931 euros round trip.

To Tokyo on the A350

The Airbus A350 is the model chosen by Iberia to operate this new direct flight. This type of aircraft for long-haul routes is one of the most modern, efficient and silent on the market. Its fuel consumption is between 30 and a 35 percent less than aircraft of similar capacity, which also reduces CO2 emissions, thanks to the latest generation materials with which it is built and the advanced design of its Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines. The A350 of Iberia have the capacity to 348 passengers, 31 and Business, 24 in Economy Premium and 293 in Tourist.

The flight to Such, in addition to adding a new destination to the route map of Iberia, It also represents the return of Iberia to Japan and to Asia. The first time that the Spanish airline flew to Tokyo was in 1986. Unlike the direct flights that will be offered next year, at that moment, the flight plan included two stops, one in Barcelona and one in Mumbai. On 1992 with the incorporation of the Airbus A340 and the improved version of the Boeing B747 into the Iberia fleet, The company operated direct flights between both capitals until 1998. On 2016, Iberia once again offered this route to its customers until 2020, When the pandemic broke out COVID-19.

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