How to deal with time and airport change (NRT > HND) - [merged thread]
Executive Traveller is reporting that Japan Airlines is to move its Sydney to Narita service to Haneda from 29/3/20. The flight number will become JL51/52 but will have similar timings and existing 787-9.
https://www.executivetraveller.com/n...rita-to-haneda Good for travel between the two countries. My problem is JL771/2 has been perfect for onward connection to BOS via NRT. AFAIK the BOS flight will still be ex-NRT, so it may be goodbye to JL for me :( |
It is part of the new Haneda slots becoming available from March 2020. Being discussed in great detail here.
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/japa...s-up-grab.html JAL does mainly move routes from Narita to Haneda, not much expansion. So that will mean give an impact on a number for connection options that are currently possible through Narita. |
I need to look at flights, but as I normally use JAL to connect to USA or Europe, there goes that option....I guess though MEL is staying to NRT?
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Originally Posted by Koru Flyer
(Post 31761480)
I need to look at flights, but as I normally use JAL to connect to USA or Europe, there goes that option....I guess though MEL is staying to NRT?
US will also get more options moved to Haneda. |
Originally Posted by CPH-Flyer
(Post 31761534)
US will also get more options moved to Haneda.
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hmm.... what happen to reservation for the NRT -> SYD flight after March 29th?
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Originally Posted by catcathk
(Post 31775613)
hmm.... what happen to reservation for the NRT -> SYD flight after March 29th?
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JL 3 time change
Hi guys,
I am booked on JL 3 and due to transfer onto the JL 3009 in May next year. However, JAL has moved the JL 3 to 1)different time and 2)different airport-arriving into HND instead of NRT. JL 3009 departs from NRT instead of HND and I was wondering if I'm in a position to ask the airline to change my connecting flight as my layover time is now 1)approx 14 hours long and 2)different airports! Also, I originally booked the flights through Qantas as part of a RTW ticket and I'm guessing that Qantas should be able to sort that out for me? I only found out about the change from a Qantas email today and I have not received any communication from JAL so far re the change. Any input would be much appreciated! |
For others ease:
OP was booked JFK-NRT-ITM JFK-NRT has become JFK-HND Itinerary is now JFK-HND/NRT-ITM OP - I would call Qantas, explain clearly what has happened and ask to rebooked on one of the many HND-ITM flights |
Qantas is your TA so they are responsible for sorting out your booking. The good news is that Haneda is hourly, or even higher frequency, to Itami, so it should be easy to find a flight that fits
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It is QF’s responsibility to sort this out for you as they own the booking
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I realize you are booked through QF, so your situation is a little different from mine and you have a open jaw connection which complicates things. But, for what its worth (if anything), I am in the same boat with a JL ticket. I called JL this morning and they refused to change my flight to depart from another U.S. city (I suggested DFW or ORD) at a time closer to my original booking. They were very adamant about "no changes allowed." They were willing to put me on the other JFK flight to HND, but there were no seats available in first class. Oh well, I'll survive.
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Hi,
I am booked on JAL for July on the following Itin. MEX-DFW-NRT-HAN HAN-NRT-DFW-MEX I just got confirmation that DFW-NRT is now DFW-HND. I've been given new flights that allow 3 hours to transfer from NRT to HND, which is not realistic. In fact is now a 2 hour change for the return. I saw there was another thread, but that person was booked with Qantas. My flights are definitely booked through JAL on JAL codes. Before I make any changes and accept any changes in the booking, I want to know what my rights are. Thanks in advance For example, does anyone know if I have the right to ask them to shift the HND-HAN flights to the following day, essential building in 27 hours to transfer between flights? Would then reserve a hotel at HND and spend the afternoon and evening in Tokyo before heading off to Hanoi. And do the same on the return but reserving this time in central Tokyo and then taking train to NRT the following day. Certainly not adverse to spending an a day either side in Tokyo. Or is the alternative to be asked to be routed through Boston or something like that? Thanks for help |
Originally Posted by AdamATL
(Post 31778333)
I realize you are booked through QF, so your situation is a little different from mine and you have a open jaw connection which complicates things. But, for what its worth (if anything), I am in the same boat with a JL ticket. I called JL this morning and they refused to change my flight to depart from another U.S. city (I suggested DFW or ORD) at a time closer to my original booking. They were very adamant about "no changes allowed." They were willing to put me on the other JFK flight to HND, but there were no seats available in first class. Oh well, I'll survive.
I declined online, so lets see what they come up with. I'm hopeful they will agree to building in a 24 hour stop over each way. |
Originally Posted by TTmex
(Post 31779091)
That doesn't sound promising for the call I'm going to have to make. They have left me less than 2.40 hours to cross from HND to NRT. Just not going to happen. Plus now my connection time in Dallas is 1 hour 45 mins. If I don't get a better schedule, then I'll just ask for a cancellation because part of booking the route on JAL was the convenient time and the opportunity to relax for a few hours at the airport lounge before connecting. Not interested in running from one to another to another without a break.
I declined online, so lets see what they come up with. I'm hopeful they will agree to building in a 24 hour stop over each way. |
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