IATA code | JL |
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Routes | 278 |
Top route | Tokyo Haneda to Okinawa Naha |
Airports served | 82 |
Top airport | Tokyo Haneda |
Everything was great :)
Everything was great :)
Everything was great :)
Seats for a bigger person were cramped
Seats for a bigger person were cramped
Wonderful food and service!
I hope they never ran out of the menu choice one makes. They often do.
I hope they never ran out of the menu choice one makes. They often do.
I was not given any food boats the times the entire flight. I had to go hungry for 10 hours the first flight and 12 hours the second one. They said they did not receive my special request for a vegetarian meal and they were very rude about it. I’m vegetarian because of religious reasons. I will never fly Japanese airlines ever again. And I really hope you are able to give me some compensation for this issue that was cars to me since you were also a Party to this whole transaction.
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Everything was Perfect!
Excellent customer service and excellent food.
Better wine❤️
Food was so so.
Could not get e-ticket. Checking in was fine.
Other than needing a bit more content on the IFE, Japan Air Premium Economy is amazing! It includes lounge access, and other than not having lay flat seats, felt better than some business cabins I’ve been on.
Easy-to-use service.
Excellent food!
The service is great.
Very good service and comfortable seats.
Nothing
JAL, like Emirates, Qatar, ANA & Singapore Air Lines is a class act. Great service and immaculate aircraft. The complete antithesis of an American Airlines or Delta flight, which are absolutely abysmal.
serving nuts is great, but it would be even better if it was overnight roasted nuts.
Airplane lacks amenities
Food
Service
The service is good, food could be better
Delicious Japanese meals and attention of CAs to passengers.
JAL is very professional
Flight attendants did great job for the families who has toddlers. One of toddlers behind us was crying for 4 hours straight and they helped the parents very well. and flight meal was delicious
On board Japan Airlines flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 55x40x25cm. If your hand luggage is bigger, the Japan Airlines assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.
Japan Airlines offers direct flights to 78 cities in 21 different countries. Okinawa, Tokyo, and Fukuoka are the most popular cities covered by Japan Airlines.
Japan Airlines concentrates most of its flight operations in Tokyo.
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Although JAL is headquartered in Japan and has 4 primary airport hubs within the country, it travels to over 30 additional international destinations, with many of them being found in North America, Europe, Oceania, and Asia. For those interested in going to another country in Asia, you can choose from places such as China, Hong Kong, and South Korea. To go to Europe instead, you can fly to Italy, France, and Denmark.
When flying with this airline, there are four classes for you to choose from: Economy Class, Premium Economy Class, Business Class, and First Class. Economy Class and Premium Economy Class both provide basic services, but Premium Economy seats are larger and have additional legroom. If you fly Business Class, you will have a seat that folds into a twin bed, a gourmet meal, and free alcoholic beverages. First Class includes additional luxuries, such as a private sleeping pod and access to the airline lounge while waiting for your flight to board.
JAL is a member of oneworld, an airline alliance that includes companies such as Cathay Pacific, American Airlines, and British Airways. They also have code share agreements with many additional businesses, such as Fiji Airways, Air France, Iberia, and Qantas.
This airline has an extensive fleet of over 150 aircraft, with a majority of the planes either Boeing, Airbus, or Mitsubishi. The Boeing 737-800 is used most frequently by the company, as it is intended for middle-range flights and fits approximately 120 to 145 passengers. For larger international flights, the Boeing 777-300 is more commonly used, as it can fit up to 500 individuals.