BA to withdraw from Tokyo Narita in Mar 2020

[kk20]

Then i stand corrected. It was purely from perspective that the homebound limo drive to haneda seemed to be longer with more traffic than our initial limo drive from narita. We probably snoozed off or just didnt notice the longer drive out.

[DisneyCupcake]

Originally Posted by kk20

Then i stand corrected. It was purely from perspective that the homebound limo drive to haneda seemed to be longer with more traffic than our initial limo drive from narita. We probably snoozed off or just didnt notice the longer drive out.

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I can understand about the return journey to Narita - it isn't exactly the worlds most scintillating drive - at least on the way from NArita to your destination you have the "Ooh I have just arrived feeling".

[mermaids1960]

Thank you I will check it out as we have a cruise package including flights with BA going into Narita October. If this awful virus doesn’t head off I’m not sure I would still go though 😞 but a lot can happen in 8 Months 🙂

[Guest]

Originally Posted by stanleycamel

If anyone is travelling to Tokyo Narita on BA from March 28th I would suggest you contact BA as soon as possible as they are withdrawing their Narita service and making their Haneda service double daily.

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Thanks for the heads-up on this. I might be travelling via Tokyo next February and hadn't realised that BA were moving their flights to Haneda, and assumed that I'd transit via Narita like I've done in the past. Useful to know.

[Peter H]

Hanada is not only nearer but a nicer airport with a lot to do before security. Lots of places to eat.