Japan Airlines destinations

This is a list of Japan Airlines destinations.

Japan Airlines destinations.

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  Japan Airlines Destinations

Destinations

	Hub
	Future
	Seasonal
	Terminated Destination

City	Province/Region	Country	IATA	ICAO	Airport
Abu Dhabi	–	United Arab Emirates	AUH	OMAA	Abu Dhabi International Airport[1]
Akita	Tōhoku	Japan	AXT	RJSK	Akita Airport[2]
Amami Ōshima	Kyūshū	Japan	ASJ	RJKA	Amami Airport[2]
Amsterdam	–	Netherlands	AMS	EHAM	Amsterdam Airport Schiphol[3]
Anchorage	–	United States	ANC	PANC	Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport[3]
Aomori	Tōhoku	Japan	AOJ	RJSA	Aomori Airport[2]
Asahikawa	Hokkaidō	Japan	AKJ	RJEC	Asahikawa Airport[2]
Athens	–	Greece	ATH	LGAT	Ellinikon International Airport[3]
Atlanta	–	United States	ATL	KATL	Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport[4]
Auckland	–	New Zealand	AKL	NZAA	Auckland Airport[1]
Bangkok	–	Thailand	BKK	VTBS	Suvarnabhumi Airport[5]
Beijing	–	People's Republic of China	PEK	ZBAA	Beijing Capital International Airport[5]
Beirut	–	Lebanon	BEY	OLBA	Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport[6]
Belem	–	Brazil	BEL	SBBE	Val de Cans International Airport[7]
Boston	–	United States	BOS	KBOS	Logan International Airport[5]
Brisbane	–	Australia	BNE	YBBN	Brisbane Airport[8]
Budapest	–	Hungary	BUD	LHBP	Liszt Ferenc International Airport
Busan	–	South Korea	PUS	RKPK	Gimhae International Airport[5]
Cairns	–	Australia	CNS	YBCS	Cairns Airport[4]
Cairo	–	Egypt	CAI	HECA	Cairo International Airport[3]
Caracas	–	Venezuela	CCS	SMVI	Simón Bolívar International Airport[7]
Cebu	–	Philippines	CEB	RPVM	Mactan-Cebu International Airport[5]
Chicago	–	United States	ORD	KORD	O'Hare International Airport[5]
Copenhagen	–	Denmark	CPH	EKCH	Copenhagen Airport[3]
Dalian	–	People's Republic of China	DLC	ZYTL	Dalian Zhoushuizi International Airport[5]
Dallas	–	United States	DFW	KDFW	Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport[9][10]
Delhi	–	India	DEL	VIDP	Indira Gandhi International Airport[5]
Denpasar	–	Indonesia	DPS	WADD	Ngurah Rai International Airport[11]
Düsseldorf	–	Germany	DUS	EDDL	Düsseldorf International Airport[12]
Fukuoka	Kyūshū	Japan	FUK	RJFF	Fukuoka Airport[2]
Frankfurt	–	Germany	FRA	EDDF	Frankfurt Airport[5]
Guam	–	Guam	GUM	PGUM	Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport[5]
Guangzhou	–	People's Republic of China	CAN	ZGGG	Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport[5]
Hakodate	Hokkaidō	Japan	HKD	RJCH	Hakodate Airport[2]
Hamburg	–	Germany	HAM	EDDH	Hamburg Airport[3]
Hanamaki	Tōhoku	Japan	HNA	RJSI	Hanamaki Airport[2]
Hangzhou	–	People's Republic of China	HGH	ZSHC	Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport[13]
Hanoi	–	Vietnam	HAN	VVNB	Noi Bai International Airport[5]
Helsinki	-	Finland	HEL	EFHK	Helsinki Airport[5]
Hiroshima	Chūgoku	Japan	HIJ	RJOA	Hiroshima Airport[2]
Ho Chi Minh City	–	Vietnam	SGN	VVTS	Tan Son Nhat International Airport[5]
Hong Kong	–	Hong Kong	HKG	VHHH	Hong Kong International Airport[5]
Honolulu	–	United States	HNL	PHNL	Honolulu International Airport[5]
Iwakuni	Chūgoku	Japan	IWK	RJOI	Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni[14]
Izumo	Chūgoku	Japan	IZO	RJOC	Izumo Airport[2]
Jakarta	–	Indonesia	CGK	WIII	Soekarno-Hatta International Airport[5]
Jeju	–	South Korea	CJU	RKPC	Jeju International Airport
Kagoshima	Kyūshū	Japan	KOJ	RJFK	Kagoshima Airport[2]
Kaohsiung	–	Taiwan	KHH	RCKH	Kaohsiung International Airport[5]
Karachi	–	Pakistan	KHI	OPKC	Jinnah International Airport[3]
Khabarovsk	–	Russia	KHV	UHHH	Khabarovsk Novy Airport[3]
Kitakyūshū	Kyūshū	Japan	KKJ	RJFR	New Kitakyushu Airport[2]
Kobe	Kansai	Japan	UKB	RJBE	Kobe Airport[15]
Kōchi	Shikoku	Japan	KCZ	RJOK	Kochi Airport[2]
Kolkata	–	India	CCU	VECC	Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport[16]
Komatsu	Chūbu	Japan	KMQ	RJNK	Komatsu Airport[2]
Kona	–	United States	KOA	PHKO	Kona International Airport[17]
Kuala Lumpur	–	Malaysia	KUL	WMKK	Kuala Lumpur International Airport[5]
Kumamoto	Kyūshū	Japan	KMJ	RJFT	Kumamoto Airport[2]
Kushiro	Hokkaidō	Japan	KUH	RJCK	Kushiro Airport[2]
Kuwait City	–	Kuwait	KWI	OKBK	Kuwait International Airport[1]
Las Vegas	–	United States	LAS	KLAS	McCarran International Airport[10]
London	–	United Kingdom	LHR	EGLL	Heathrow Airport[5]
Los Angeles	–	United States	LAX	KLAX	Los Angeles International Airport[5]
Madrid	–	Spain	MAD	LEMD	Madrid-Barajas Airport[1]
Manama	–	Bahrain	BAH	OBBI	Bahrain International Airport[12]
Manila	–	Philippines	MNL	RPLL	Ninoy Aquino International Airport[5]
Matsuyama	Shikoku	Japan	MYJ	RJOM	Matsuyama Airport[2]
Melbourne	–	Australia	MEL	YMML	Melbourne Airport[18]
Mexico City	–	Mexico	MEX	MMMX	Mexico City International Airport[13]
Milan	–	Italy	MXP	LIMC	Malpensa Airport[11]
Misawa	Tōhoku	Japan	MSJ	RJSM	Misawa Air Base[2]
Miyazaki	Kyūshū	Japan	KMI	RJFM	Miyazaki Airport[2]
Moscow	–	Russia	DME	UUDD	Domodedovo International Airport[5]
Moscow	–	Russia	SVO	UUEE	Sheremetyevo International Airport[5][19]
Mumbai	–	India	BOM	VABB	Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport[3]
Nadi	–	Fiji	NAN	NFFN	Nadi International Airport[1]
Nagasaki	Kyūshū	Japan	NGS	RJFU	Nagasaki Airport[2]
Nagoya	Chūbu	Japan	NKM	RJNA	Nagoya Airfield[20]
Nagoya	Chūbu	Japan	NGO	RJGG	Chūbu Centrair International Airport[2]
Naha	Okinawa	Japan	OKA	ROAH	Naha Airport[2]
New Orleans	–	United States	MSY	KMSY	Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport[7]
New York City	–	United States	JFK	KJFK	John F. Kennedy International Airport[5]
Niigata	Chūbu	Japan	KIJ	RJSN	Niigata Airport[2]
Noumea	–	New Caledonia	NOU	NWWW	La Tontouta International Airport[11]
Obihiro	Hokkaidō	Japan	OBO	RJCB	Tokachi-Obihiro Airport[2]
Ōita	Kyūshū	Japan	OIT	RJFO	Oita Airport[2]
Okayama	Chūgoku	Japan	OKJ	RJOB	Okayama Airport[2]
Osaka	Kansai	Japan	KIX	RJBB	Kansai International Airport[2]
Osaka	Kansai	Japan	ITM	RJOO	Osaka International Airport[2]
Ōzora	Hokkaidō	Japan	MMB	RJCM	Memanbetsu Airport[2]
Paris	–	France	CDG	LFPG	Charles de Gaulle Airport[5]
Perth	–	Australia	PER	YPPH	Perth Airport[12]
Qingdao	–	People's Republic of China	TAO	ZSQD	Qingdao Liuting International Airport[13]
Reykjavík	–	Iceland	KEF	BIKF	Keflavík International Airport
Rio de Janeiro	–	Brazil	GIG	SBGL	Rio de Janeiro–Galeão International Airport[7]
Rome	–	Italy	FCO	LIRF	Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport[3]
Saipan	–	Northern Mariana Islands	SPN	PGSN	Saipan International Airport[12]
San Diego	–	United States	SAN	KSAN	San Diego International Airport[5]
San Francisco	–	United States	SFO	KSFO	San Francisco International Airport[5]
São Paulo	–	Brazil	VCP	SBKP	Campinas International Airport[1]
São Paulo	–	Brazil	GRU	SBGR	São Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport[8]
Sapporo	Hokkaidō	Japan	CTS	RJCC	New Chitose Airport[2]
Seattle	–	United States	SEA	KSEA	Seattle-Tacoma International Airport[12]
Seoul	–	South Korea	GMP	RKSS	Gimpo International Airport[5]
Seoul	–	South Korea	ICN	RKSI	Incheon International Airport[5]
Shanghai	–	People's Republic of China	SHA	ZSSS	Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport[5]
Shanghai	–	People's Republic of China	PVG	ZSPD	Shanghai Pudong International Airport[5]
Shirahama	Kansai	Japan	SHM	RJBD	Nanki Shirahama Airport[2]
Shizuoka	Chūbu	Japan	FSZ	RJNS	Shizuoka Airport[21]
Singapore	–	Singapore	SIN	WSSS	Singapore Changi Airport[5]
Sydney	–	Australia	SYD	YSSY	Sydney Airport[5]
Takamatsu	Shikoku	Japan	TAK	RJOT	Takamatsu Airport[2]
Taipei	–	Taiwan	TSA	RCSS	Taipei Songshan Airport[5]
Taipei	–	Taiwan	TPE	RCTP	Taoyuan International Airport[5]
Tehran	–	Iran	IKA	OIIE	Tehran Imam Khomeini International Airport[3]
Tianjin	–	People's Republic of China	TSN	ZBTJ	Tianjin Binhai International Airport[5]
Tokunoshima	Kyūshū	Japan	TKN	RJKN	Tokunoshima Airport[2]
Tokushima	Shikoku	Japan	TKS	RJOS	Tokushima Airport[2]
Tokyo	Kantō	Japan	HND	RJTT	Haneda Airport[2]
Tokyo	Kantō	Japan	NRT	RJAA	Narita International Airport[2]
Vancouver	–	Canada	YVR	CYVR	Vancouver International Airport[5]
Wake Island	–	United States	AWK	PWAK	Wake Island Airfield[22]
Xiamen	–	People's Republic of China	XMN	ZSAM	Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport[13]
Xi'an	–	People's Republic of China	XIY	ZLXY	Xi'an Xianyang International Airport[23]
Yamagata	Tōhoku	Japan	GAJ	RJSC	Yamagata Airport[2]
Yamaguchi-Ube	Chūgoku	Japan	UBJ	RJDC	Yamaguchi Ube Airport[2]
Zurich	–	Switzerland	ZRH	LSZH	Zurich Airport[1]

References

1. Appears in early 1980s route map
2. Appears in current domestic timetable
3. Appears in 1976 route map
4. Appears in OAG, October 1, 1996
5. Appears in current international timetable
6. Appears in 1970 route map.
7. Served by "special service" between Japan and Brazil per 1957 timetable and 1970 route map.
8. Ended in 2010 as part of JAL's restructuring per JAL vows to return to Sao Paulo, Flightglobal, 2 Oct 2010
9. http://airlineroute.net/2015/08/30/jl-dfw-w15/
10. Suspended in 2001 following September 11, 2001 attacks.
11. Appears in 1996 route map
12. Appears in 1987 route map
13. Service withdrawn in winter 2009/10.
14. Appears in 1953 route map
15. JAL terminated all services out of Kobe and closed its office on June 1, 2010. "兵庫県と神戸市・神商、神戸空港24時間化など要望　国交省に". 日本経済新聞. 1 June 2010. Retrieved 31 December 2013.
16. Bandopadhyay, Sabyasachi (22 December 2011). "Growing airport loses its last link to the West". Indian Express. Retrieved 31 December 2013. Kolkata is now the only international airport in any of the four metros to be left without a direct flight to Europe or the Americas. In the 1950s and 1960s, apart from Lufthansa and British Airways, the airport also had flights of Pan Am, Aeroflot and KLM, besides Japan Airlines.
17. "Hawaiian Airlines to renew push for Tokyo-Kona non-stop service". Japan Today. 25 October 2013. Retrieved 31 December 2013. Kona has been without a non-stop flight from Japan since Oct 29, 2010, when Japan Airlines discontinued direct service to West Hawaii from Narita International Airport.
18. 国際線旅客時刻表　3/30-6/30版
19. Service transferred to Domodedovo Airport in December 2007 per JAL press release, September 4, 2007
20. Service transferred to Chubu in 2005 per JAL press release, Feb 10, 2005
21. Commenced in 2009 and cancelled in 2010.
22. Appears in 1957 timetable as an intermediate transpacific stop.
23. Suspended in 2008 per JAL press release, September 4, 2008