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Cheapest return flight
£565
Typical prices: £651-£1,236
Air China
Fri 2/3Sun 18/3
LGW - HND • 2 stops
Cheapest direct flights
£793
Typical prices: £1,067-£1,468
British Airways
Fri 30/11Fri 7/12
LHR - HND • Direct
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You can fly direct with Japan Airlines, British Airways, and ANA. Average duration is 13h 47m
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Cheap Flights to Tokyo

 
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Recent return flight deals to Tokyo

Tue, 17 Nov - Fri, 27 Nov
Air China Logo
21:50 - 18:10LHR  London Heathrow-NRT Tokyo Narita
35h 20m2 stops Chengdu Tianfu Intl Shanghai Pu Dong
Air China Logo
15:00 - 19:20NRT  Tokyo Narita-LHR London Heathrow
37h 20m2 stops Shanghai Pu Dong Chengdu Tianfu Intl
£565Air China
Tue, 16 Feb - Fri, 26 Feb
Air China Logo
21:50 - 13:40LHR  London Heathrow-NRT Tokyo Narita
30h 50m2 stops Chengdu Tianfu Intl Shanghai Pu Dong
Air China Logo
19:30 - 19:20NRT  Tokyo Narita-LHR London Heathrow
32h 50m2 stops Shanghai Pu Dong Chengdu Tianfu Intl
£565Air China
Mon, 23 Nov - Mon, 30 Nov
China Southern Logo
22:00 - 20:00LHR  London Heathrow-HND Tokyo Haneda
37h 00m1 stop Guangzhou Baiyun
China Southern Logo
15:05 - 18:35HND  Tokyo Haneda-LHR London Heathrow
36h 30m1 stop Guangzhou Baiyun
£565China Southern
Thu, 12 Nov - Wed, 25 Nov
China Southern Logo
21:30 - 14:05LHR  London Heathrow-HND Tokyo Haneda
31h 35m1 stop Beijing Daxing Intl
China Southern Logo
15:05 - 18:35HND  Tokyo Haneda-LHR London Heathrow
36h 30m1 stop Guangzhou Baiyun
£565China Southern
Sun, 25 Oct - Mon, 16 Nov
Shenzhen Airlines Logo
21:10 - 18:00LHR  London Heathrow-NRT Tokyo Narita
35h 50m1 stop Shenzhen
Shenzhen Airlines Logo
19:00 - 20:30NRT  Tokyo Narita-LHR London Heathrow
34h 30m1 stop Shenzhen
£565Shenzhen Airlines
Fri, 19 Feb - Wed, 24 Feb
Shenzhen Airlines Logo
21:10 - 18:00LHR  London Heathrow-NRT Tokyo Narita
35h 50m1 stop Shenzhen
Shenzhen Airlines Logo
19:00 - 20:30NRT  Tokyo Narita-LHR London Heathrow
34h 30m1 stop Shenzhen
£565Shenzhen Airlines
Sun, 7 Mar - Sun, 21 Mar
China Eastern Logo
10:30 - 12:50LGW  London Gatwick-NRT Tokyo Narita
17h 20m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
China Eastern Logo
13:00 - 06:30NRT  Tokyo Narita-LGW London Gatwick
26h 30m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
£567China Eastern
Tue, 1 Dec - Tue, 15 Dec
Multiple Airlines Logo
13:00 - 07:55LGW  London Gatwick-HND Tokyo Haneda
33h 55m2 stops Stockholm Arlanda Kastrup Copenhagen
Multiple Airlines Logo
09:55 - 08:35HND  Tokyo Haneda-LGW London Gatwick
31h 40m2 stops Kastrup Copenhagen Stockholm Arlanda
£568Multiple Airlines
Wed, 2 Dec - Wed, 16 Dec
Multiple Airlines Logo
20:50 - 13:40LHR  London Heathrow-NRT Tokyo Narita
31h 50m2 stops Barcelona-El Prat Shanghai Pu Dong
Multiple Airlines Logo
19:30 - 20:05NRT  Tokyo Narita-LHR London Heathrow
33h 35m2 stops Shanghai Pu Dong Barcelona-El Prat
£568Multiple Airlines
Mon, 16 Nov - Wed, 2 Dec
China Eastern Logo
10:30 - 12:50LGW  London Gatwick-NRT Tokyo Narita
17h 20m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
China Eastern Logo
13:50 - 06:30NRT  Tokyo Narita-LGW London Gatwick
25h 40m1 stop Shanghai Pu Dong
£576China Eastern
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Price, demand, and travel trends for flights to Tokyo

Use KAYAK data on prices, travel dates, airlines, and seasonal trends to compare options and book flights with more confidence.

What is the cheapest flight to Tokyo?

London Gatwick Airport to Tokyo is the cheapest route at £565 return, found in the past 5 days on KAYAK. London Heathrow Airport to Tokyo is the most popular connection with return deals from £565.

How much is a flight to Tokyo?

On average, a return flight from the United Kingdom to Tokyo costs £901, based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months. Return fares from Belfast Intl Airport average £599, while Manchester runs a bit higher at £837.

What is the cheapest day to fly to Tokyo?

Monday is the cheapest day to fly to Tokyo at £872 return on average over the past 12 months on KAYAK. Saturday is the most expensive at £1,016.

What is the cheapest month to fly to Tokyo?

•January is the cheapest month to fly to Tokyo with an average price of £691 return.
•August (£1,111) and July (£1,106) are the most expensive.
•Based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months.

What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Tokyo?

Night flights to Tokyo are the cheapest at £690 return on average. Morning flights are the most expensive at £1,013.

What is a good deal for flights to Tokyo?

Flights under £651 are considered a good deal. 25% of KAYAK users found return flights to Tokyo at or below these prices, with the lowest fares from:
•Belfast Intl Airport £527
•London £625.

When are flights to Tokyo the cheapest?

Flights to Tokyo are cheapest 23 weeks before departure. Booking in this window typically costs about 5% less than the average last-minute fare (within 2 weeks of the flight), based on KAYAK data.

Expert advice

Expert advice for your flight to Tokyo

 
KAYAK teamed up with top travel experts to share the best tips for your journey.
Our travel experts
Robert Schrader

Robert Schrader

Expert on Air China, Japan Airlines and China Eastern

One of the web's original travel bloggers, Robert launched his first site, Leave Your Daily Hell, in 2009. Since then, he's expanded into destination niche sites (one each for Japan, Thailand and Taiwan), in addition to having written for the inflight magazines of Singapore Airlines and Korean Air. Overall, he's visited nearly 100 countries, and flies business as often as possible.

Duncan Madden

Duncan Madden

Expert on British Airways

Duncan is a freelance travel writer, copywriter and book author in constant search of travel stories and the perpetual sensation of being on holiday. He’s never happier than when on a dusty trail in search of empty waves or ducking under the piste tape in search of snowbound solitude. British born, living in Germany, but happiest heading for the horizon. His first book, Found in Translation, explores the etymologies and stories of country names around the world and is out now.

Chris Dong

Chris Dong

Expert on Cathay Pacific

Chris is a consumer travel reporter covering aviation, trending travel news, hotels, and loyalty programmes – all for leading global publications like Travel + Leisure, The Washington Post, AFAR, and more. In addition to writing, Chris is a video host for Travel + Leisure, giving consumers an inside look at the latest in air travel.

Blane Bachelor

Blane Bachelor

Expert on KLM

Blane Bachelor is a journalist and editor specialising in travel and aviation who writes regularly for top global outlets. Born and raised in Florida, Blane has worked and lived in four countries, including the Netherlands, where she’s currently based with her family. Her favourite way to get to know a new destination is by running or riding a bike around town – or hearing a spooky ghost story about local history.

Gabriel Leigh

Gabriel Leigh

Expert on NRT

Gabriel is a writer and video creator. As senior content producer for Flightradar24 and Monocle’s transport correspondent, he keeps a close eye on aviation in particular. He has also written travel articles for the likes of The New York Times. Born in New York but raised around the world, he now lives in Sweden. He’s been to 75 countries, flying 2.3 million miles on 113 airlines and through 234 airports in the process.

Laura Ratliff

Laura Ratliff

Expert on HND

Laura Ratliff is a New York-based writer and editor. She lives in downtown Brooklyn with her husband and their beloved dogs. Originally from Texas, she now considers New York City her home. She typically spends more than 200,000 miles on a plane each year and stays in plenty of hotels.

Key details for flights to Tokyo

Low season

January

Cheapest flight

£273
Beat the crowds with an average 37% drop in traveller numbers.
The most popular month to fly with an average 4% increase in traveller numbers.
One-way flight from Glasgow Intl Airport to Tokyo Haneda Airport

When to book flights to Tokyo

Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel to Tokyo based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
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Your questions about flights to Tokyo, answered

Find helpful route details based on KAYAK data, including flight times, airports, airlines, and booking questions.

  • How do I know if a flight to Tokyo is a good deal?

    A good deal on a flight to Tokyo is around £651 return. This fare is in the lowest 25% of return flight prices searched on KAYAK, averaged across the cities most often searched as origins by KAYAK users.

  • Which airports serve Tokyo?

    Flights to Tokyo arrive at: Tokyo Haneda (HND) and Tokyo Narita (NRT).

  • How long is a direct flight to Tokyo?

    Direct flights to Tokyo are available from London, with a flight time of about 13h 25m.

  • Which city has the cheapest flights to Tokyo?

    Based on fares booked in the past 5 days, the cheapest flights to Tokyo are from London, starting at £565 return.

  • How expensive are last-minute flights to Tokyo?

    Last-minute fares to Tokyo (booked within two weeks of departure) are typically 1% higher than the average return fare of £901.

  • What is the difference between the most popular and the most frequent airline at Tokyo?

    Japan Airlines operates the most flights from the United Kingdom to Tokyo at 14 per week, while Air China is the airline most often selected by KAYAK users searching for flights from the United Kingdom to Tokyo. The two are often different because flight volume reflects an airline's schedule, while popularity reflects traveller choice.

  • Which airlines should I consider for flights to Tokyo?

  • How many flights serve Tokyo?

    Tokyo receives 5 flights per day and 35 per week from across the world. London has the most flights to Tokyo with 35 weekly flights.

  • Which airports serve Tokyo and the surrounding area?

    Flights to Tokyo can arrive at several major airports serving the metro area, including Tokyo Haneda (HND) and Tokyo Narita (NRT). Nearby alternatives within 50.0 mi of Tokyo include Tokyo Haneda (HND) and Omitama Ibaraki (IBR). These airports are not in Tokyo itself but may be useful depending on your route, airline, and onward travel plans.

  • How do I get from Tokyo Haneda Airport to Tokyo?

    The quickest way is by taxi or by bus. The taxi stand is on the first-floor downstairs from arrivals. There are several bus routes from Haneda Airport into central Tokyo. Bus tickets should be purchased before boarding at a ticket and hotel reservation counter or a ticket vending machine.

  • How do I get from Tokyo Narita to Tokyo?

    The easiest way, avoiding traffic congestion, is the Narita Express train which is direct and takes 50 minutes to get into Tokyo. From T1 use Narita Airport Terminal Station, from T2 use Airport Terminal 2 Station. The cost of the train is around JPY3,020 (around GBP21).

  • How do I transfer from Tokyo Narita to Tokyo Haneda for connecting flights?

    There are two options – a train service that runs between the two airports taking between 1.5 and 2 hours or an airport bus taking between 1 and 1.5 hours. The average cost for the train is around JPY3,300 (approximately GBP23) while the cost of the shuttle is JPY3,100 (around GBP22).

  • Is it possible to store luggage at Tokyo Narita and Tokyo Haneda Airport?

    There are secure luggage storage facilities at each airport and the cost is determined by size. For a standard-sized suitcase at Narita Airport the cost is approximately JPY520 (around GBP5) per day and at Haneda Airport the cost is around JPY500 (roughly GBP4) per day.

  • Which airlines have eco-friendly routes to Tokyo?

    Both Japan Airlines and British Airways, from London Heathrow (LHR) operate direct flights to Tokyo Haneda (HND) and these produce 56% less CO2. For flights from Manchester consider booking with KLM that operates a route to Tokyo Narita (NRT), with a stop in Amsterdam, and this flight produces 59% less CO2.

  • Which airport in Tokyo is better to fly to from the UK?

    The best airport to fly to in Japan from the UK is Tokyo Haneda (HND), as this is where you’ll find direct flights. There are no direct flights from the UK to Narita, so if you would prefer to fly to this airport you will need to fly on other airlines, such as KLM via Amsterdam or Lufthansa via Frankfurt or Munich.

  • Which airlines offer a baggage allowance on flights to Tokyo?

    From Edinburgh (EDI), flights to Haneda on Lufthansa includes two hold bags of 23 kg each and one cabin bag. If you are flying from Manchester to Narita, Emirates includes two hold bags in the fare. China Eastern also includes two hold bags on flights between LHR and HND.

  • Which cities can I stopover at on the way to Tokyo?

    Depending on your airline of choice, you’ll be able to choose from a number of different stopovers across the world. Emirates flies from Manchester to Narita via Dubai while Air France flies via Paris. If you want to fly direct, British Airways and Japan Airlines offer non-stop flights from LHR to HND.

Your guide to booking Tokyo flights

From booking to airport arrival, find tips to help you plan your flight with more confidence.
  • For the best chance at a low fare to Tokyo, book around 23 weeks before departure. Based on KAYAK data from the last 12 months, fares are historically about 5% lower during this window than last-minute fares.
  • For flights to Tokyo, a good return fare is around £651. If you find a fare below that, you're getting a strong deal.
  • If your travel dates are flexible, consider flying to Tokyo in January. Return fares historically average £691, making January the cheapest month to travel based on KAYAK data from the last 12 months.
  • Before you book:

    • Check the route's typical price range so you can spot a deal.
    • Confirm baggage fees and seat selection costs on budget carriers.
    • Verify whether you need any travel documents beyond an ID.
    • Pick a departure airport, since your nearest may not be the cheapest origin.
  • Shift your departure to evening to save up to £323 on a return flight. Evening flights to Tokyo average £690 compared to £1,013 for morning flights.
  • Bag allowances vary by airline, fare type, cabin class, and route. On flights to Tokyo, some airlines may include bags at no extra cost. For example, Japan Airlines includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class, British Airways includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class, and ANA includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class. Always check the fare details before booking, since bag policies can change by ticket type.
  • Once you arrive in Tokyo, a great place to start is Akihabara Electric Town. It is popular with first-time visitors and can give you a good feel for the area.
  • Two airports serve Tokyo – Haneda which is 8 miles away from the city and is the hub for domestic as well as international flights, and Narita which is 37 miles away and receives more international than domestic flights. There are better transfer options from Tokyo Narita Airport to the city but the transfers from Tokyo Haneda, although a little more complicated, are much quicker and cheaper.
  • Both Tokyo Haneda Airport and Tokyo Narita Airport have facilities for travellers with babies so wherever your flight to Tokyo lands you know it will be easy to find somewhere to take care of your baby’s needs. There are nursing stations and baby change facilities located in all terminals of both airports, both before and after security, and these come equipped with hot water supply, breastfeeding booth and changing tables.
  • Travellers who want to have a rest between flights or freshen up after their flight to Tokyo Narita Airport can take advantage of the capsule hotel in T2. The “nine hours Narita Airport” has a 24-hour reception desk and travellers can rent a room and a shower for a few hours to nap and freshen up, or overnight if they have a lengthy layover and need to sleep – in this case the shower is free of charge.
  • Tokyo Haneda Airport has shower rooms that can be rented for travellers to freshen up after flights to Tokyo. All amenities such as towel, shampoo, soap and hair dryer are provided and included in the cost. It is also possible to hire refreshment rooms at this airport, that give you some privacy to shower and rest. There are no beds in these refreshment rooms, only a comfortable chair.
  • For travellers who need to eat something before continuing their journey, both Narita and Haneda Airports have a range of great restaurants to try out. For the adventurous eaters there are Japanese restaurants which serve sushi and udon. For those who are happy with what they know, Narita has a McDonald’s and Haneda, alongside the Japanese cuisine has options for ‘European Food’ or café’s and snacks.
  • Tokyo Haneda International Airport (HND) is one of the airports in Tokyo and it is the hub for various international and domestic airlines including Japan Airlines, ANA and Peach Aviation, a budget airline with links to other cities in Japan. Narita International Airport also acts as a hub for ANA and Japan Airlines.
  • British passport holders visiting Japan do not need to hold a visa if staying for fewer than 90 days at a time. When you arrive at the airport in Tokyo, you may be asked to provide proof of your outward journey from Japan.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines flying to Tokyo

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with to Tokyo? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
8.3
Japan AirlinesOverall score based on 1935 reviews
8.2Comfort
8.7Crew
7.8Entertainment
8.4Boarding
7.7Food
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Dreamliner is an excellent aircraft. Great seats in business. Flight attendant Alex had a bored, sullen attitude in serving customers. Difficult to get his attention and very slow to respond to a simple request for water. Spoiled the experience a bit as the AA motto is “we’re here because of you”. Attitude needs some adjustment!

6.0 GoodAnonymous, Oct 2026
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Dreamliner is an excellent aircraft. Great seats in business. Flight attendant Alex had a bored, sullen attitude in serving customers. Difficult to get his attention and very slow to respond to a simple request for water. Spoiled the experience a bit as the AA motto is “we’re here because of you”. Attitude needs some adjustment!

The best part was the staff. They are kind and gracious and made it a good flight.

Reasonable price, great service, highly recommended. i arrived well rested!

It is good. The aircraft is big enough for my legs. Just not that cold enough and food is not that good. There was a food that was supposed to be beef, but only onions, no beef inside.

The crew assisted the super senior citizen and accommodated her requests. Experience with crew was excellent. However the aircraft did not have a separate business class cabin. Some of the small offer to improve confirmt of passenger like making a bed in helping them sleep, closing the cabin door would go a long way as some of the traveler are not even aware of these facilities. Once they know, they may prefer flying business.

Since I traveled on my birthday, they gave me a gift and a card. How thoughtful and caring.

Delightful. Excellent service, excelling cabin, could never fly coach again! 😎😆😉

Our flight was canceled, then they moved us to a different flight number yet we didn’t receive notifications timely. We had to find out the latest on our own / later AA sent a text with the updated info..

They didn't tell me they changed my flight. So I got confused on what happened to my flight.

Although delayed leaving the crew were lovely, comfort of the seats was excellent. Cabin was a little too warm but overall the best economy flight we have taken

Although I am a lifetime Gold Premier member on another airline association, I was placed in a inside passenger seat on both legs of my journey from SFO to HKG and onward to NRT. However, i was lucky enough to have befriended two other passengers (who were related) in my row (row 62) and therefore was kept entertained with conversation for a large portion of the overnight flight from SFO to HKG. Normally, on a Star Alliance carrier, I typically can have the seat of my choice (aisle seat) and also a Premier seat (wider and longer legroom). I was a bit disappointed that no recognition of my Gold Premier status was acknowledged by Cathay Pacific on either of my flights on Sept 26-27. The food was actually very tasty unlike the typical economy class menu. Also I appreciated that the dinner drinks were served first (prior) to the main meal on the HKG to NRT portion of my flights but drinks were served AFTER the meal had been distributed (less appealing for thirsty passengers). I was happily that there appeared to have ample cabin space for most everyone's bags ---although I did have to pay more than $400 in extra baggage fees as I had brought 4 bags with me Overall, I was impressed by the diligence and professionalism of the flight crew.

Boarding was good and efficient, however since this was a late flight I spent most of the time sleeping so can't express any further opinions

Few vegetarian food options. Incorporating one per meal service would be best and captures a wider audience than just vegetarians (individuals with religious meat restrictions can also eat vegetarian).

There were delays at boarding and landing. These events resulted in a tight transfer time in HK. Poor signage for transfers. Finally, lost luggage at final destination.

Great entertainment system, the seat is a bit old style needs refurbishment

Boarding at the airport was not well managed. Otherwise, had a good flight sitting in the first row (which I paid for). Crew was pretty friendly, and flight was smooth.

As a solo traveller, I always prefer to have an aisle seat, but the flight was so full, there weren’t any available. I understand that the seatbelt sign sometimes has to go on if turbulence is anticipated but after the second food service, it was on continuously for about an hour and a half and there didn’t seem to be any turbulence at all! With seats reclined, my fellow passenger in the aisle seat asleep and the seatbelt sign on I felt very trapped, extremely uncomfortable and in desperate need of the bathroom. The positives were that the staff were very friendly, the entertainment was great and we actually took off on time and arrived in HKG earlier than expected.

Very comfortable flights. Not so many new releases in terms of films.

We requested special assistance and Cathay Pacific provided it in Sydney, but we were completely forgotten about in Hong Kong - when we really needed the help to catch our connecting flight. Really disappointing service.

i booked vegetarian hindu meal for my flights from delhi to hong kong, and hong kong to los angeles. on first flight, they said that they do no have my meal information. thank fuilly some veg meals were still left and i could eat. However, on second flight they game me hindu non vegetarian meal, and I ate shrimp without knowing. pathetic.

The meals were not the greatest and lacking of appetite but everything else was spot on

On time. Friendly and helpful flight attendants. The plane was clean. Having a wine available would have been nice.

UA is ok. But check in was a very bad experience

Nothing to complain of, the only reason I am not giving better marks is that I am used to flying with ANA and they are the top.

It's terrible that we can't do online check in because we didn't buy the tickets directly from Air china. It was not explained until I contacted Chatdeal and we could not sit together.

Food and service are good. Bathroom was lack of lotions and cleaning. That should be improved.

Chinese flight attendants didn't speak english well. They didn't care enough to remember that I (east asian who isn't Chinese) wasn't Chinese and spoke English. Announcement in english on board was poor and I find it very difficult to understand what was announced. Also, a cabin bag allows only 5kg!

The flight is not bad, but the Business Lounge is not big enough for the quantity of people they accept and there is a limited options for food and beverages.

It was simply bad and on top of that my luggage hasn't been delivered until now. They can't even localize it which is just unacceptable when they are supposed to scan the bar code they put when we check in

We bought premium Economy, thinking it would be more comfortable, but the seat is so narrow ,that my legs and feet are swollen , I can't wear shoes !

The flight was delayed. The staff made us wait in the room that is too small and it was crowded and with no seats available for waiting. They did not tell us why the delay occurred.

While boarding at PVG, there was a ticket checking at the gate, then there was another ticket checking at the bottom of the escalator, which created quite a dangerous congestion. Not sure which idiot made this absolutely unnecessary arrangement.

Super surprised with the entire experience. Business class is incredible. Flight attendants around the world could learn customer service from these people. Simply fabulous experience all the way around.

Better good than most, if not all European airlines. If you’re stuck in an economy seat anyways, China Eastern is a good choice because of shorter flight time, being able to overfly Russia

For the price we paid, we had a really good flight. The seats and bed (business class) was extremely comfortable. I have no complaints. The crew were very attentive and helpful. They spoke English and there were no misunderstanding although their English wasn’t perfect or fluent. You will never go hungry as there was ample food and drinks but their food for mediocre. The entertainment was limited to older movies and the wifi didn’t allow you to access some Social media. Apart from the above, it was a very pleasant flight. Would highly recommend them.

Cheapest option from Gatwick £400 cheaper than Emirates and Qatar. Entertainment no where near as good as Emirates and Qatar, but saved £400 so all good.

Great staff and food. Seats pretty uncomfortable but plenty of legroom. Entertainment system outdated.

We were cutting it close on our connecting flight and notified all staff at departing gate and flight attendants. From the start, we were told to check in with the international transfer desk by everyone, except for one lady who wanted to argue the time difference that was already taken into account. We also asked if we could try to exit the plane first (our family of 4 and 8 others on the same connecting flight). They just told us to check in with international transfers. We landed and had very little time to make our next flight. We were not offered any assistance or communication to the receiving gate. We ran all the way to the international transfers gate only to be turned away. I think we could have made it if we were allowed to exit and a call was made to other check in counter. After that we spent 6 grueling hours with our kids trying to rebook a flight. No food of any type of compensation was offered besides a dirty hotel room. The ladies with China Eastern at the Shanghai International counter were rude an unhelpful. We were directed to 3 different counters and waited before they said they forgot about a hotel. It was a long, miserable day. I believe this could have all been avoided.

Flight was fine, however we were not able to check in online, this adds to travel stress. Luckily check-in at Heathrow was quick, but we did not get the seats we paid extra for. We paid for a window and 2 aisle seats from Shanghai to Tokyo leg, but they changed us to middle seats. Not good :(

2 hours delay on the 1st plane out of the day!!!!!

Wonderful service and comfort. Attentive and careful. The food was also better than US carriers. Highly recommend

Very good baggage check and boarding pass service at Heathrow. Boarding was well organized, given the number of passengers. Food was very good. Cabin temperature was lower than expected and we were not prepared. Overall good experience.

better seats (very uncomfortable), access to wifi was a nightmare, and food was blah.

one meal and one breakfast or sandwich instead of two meals.

Many issues arose with the plane and after 3 hours of delays, we had to return to the London airport as the plane was unfit to cross the ocean. It was highly concerning that this aircraft was in operation with so many problems.

I was upgraded to Busines Class from premium economy which was a great surprise. But......the service was not marginally better than premium economy. After the welcome on-board drink, I only saw a flight attendant twice...... when she delivered gluten free meals. In between, during a 8 hour flight, she didn't check back with me to offer water or collect trash. I had to fetch my own! The gluten free food was not good - they gave me the same meal whether I was in premium economy or business class.

You're asking 2 different questions. The flight from Los Angeles to London (and from London to Faro) was on British Airways. Those flights were awful. The app didn't provide detailed information, the WiFi that I paid for didn't work, the form I had to fill out to re-enter the UK was not communicated clearly so I nearly missed my flight. British Airways is significantly behind every other airline I've traveled in every way. American Airlines flight form London to Los Angeles was great. In the future, I will avoid flying British Airways when I can.

Premium economy was not what was shown, no leg riser, seats were broken and do not recline more than economy, food, we couldn't eat it was so bad, no menu 1 item and it sucked.

Our original flight was cancelled. This was a slightly earlier flight. We were business class and it was very good. The staff were marvellous and very helpful. Pity our baggage didn't make it!

British Airways is very good... Taxiing after landing took 35 minutes, can't really blame the airline but the terrible infrastructure at JFK.

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