Potential Confusion? Turkish Airlines To Serve Both Tokyo Airports From December
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2022
- Turkish Airlines will return to Tokyo Narita this December, according to Aeroroutes. The Star Alliance member last served the route in - you guessed it - March 2020. The airline will supplement its existing once daily Tokyo Haneda operation, meaning that Istanbul Airport-Tokyo will rise up to twice daily, a frequency last seen in early 2016.
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Even more confusing: Delta and American each fly to at least three entirely different Springfield’s. I’ve been on one of those flights where a passenger realized they were going to the wrong one.
Both Haneda and Narita will get you to Tokyo, that is the bottom line.
I was a hotel gm in Portland, Maine. The amount of people that booked themselves in Portland, Oregon was honestly amazing to me; what was really great was Oregon is usually significantly cheaper; Many times it was those folks that went out of their way to find a cheap room and they end up seeing a lower rate and not even realize they were booking the same hotel brand just literally on the wrong side of the country. Fortunately we were always able to help them but this does happen.
How is it confusing? Plenty of airlines have flown to both haneda and narita…. These two are pretty well known, kind of like jfk and newark or london heathrow vs others…
SimpleFlying has no subject and started coming with ridiculous subjects, that is what is "confusing"
@@MrCaiobrz agree
Had a connection flight in 2019 that arrived in Haneda and left in Narita both with JAL. At first I didn't notice that the flights were in different airports because It just had tiny prints below the flight number saying Haneda and the other Narita. It was a good thing we had 6hrs worth of layover since it takes 2hrs to travel between them.
Icelandair flies from KEF to LHR and LGW at the exact same time on both ways!
How is this confusing? When was the last time someone accidentally landed at Heathrow instead of London Airport?
There's a docu series called "Heathrow: Londons Busiest Airport." In one episode, a Customer Service person had to deal with an Indian Guy who bought tickets to Gatwick and landed in Heathrow. He was extremely rude over the mistake and demanded to be sent there despite physically deplaning.
If by “London Airport” you mean London City, the answer is likely zero due to the restrictions on LCY, but Narita and Haneda are two huge, international airport, so those might be confused by inexperienced travellers. But those could lose their way in a restroom anyway.
for foreigners who are not used to Haneda/Narita it maybe confusing. but for Japanese? not so much
United already flies to HND and NRT from both LAX and SFO
Great news for Turkish! I’m so excited to see how this route performs 👍
Even Philippine airlines has both narita and haneda flight how on earth is that confusing 🤦♀️🤦♀️
Emirates does the same 😅😅
Emirates also does the same with London serving LHR and LGW
@@heidirabenau511 yeah also with STN
Many transatlantic airlines do that with JFK/EWR
@@Denden16995 no luton
@@jatterhog if I recall correctly there are services by air india out of both JFK and EWR to Delhi at the same time.
Emirates been doing that for years to Tokyo
Air France flies to both CDG and ORY from JFK. British Airways flies to both LHR and LGW from JFK as well.
I can't wait to see Turkish Airlines in NRT again!!!!!
※NRT isn't located in Tokyo, actually.
Turkish Airlines’ incident record over the past five years has been outstanding and has resulted in the airline’s safety rating being lifted from five-star to the highest seven-star rating.
Is that a fact? It’s the only airline I’ve flown where pax were allowed wander around during taxiing and takeoff, as well as change seats without consulting the cabin crew, thus potentially affecting the balancing.
I’ve admittedly only seen this once because I decided that was not an airline for me, but it made a huge impression that cabin crew made no efforts whatsoever to stop or address these safety violations.
Perhaps things have changed since then (2008).
Many airlines have been doing that for years. I flew from my home town to HND and returning from NRT (and VV) on the same airline many times myself because the departure time fits my schedule better. So I find it quite convenient.
What is V.V.? Is that an airport in Japan
@@spotzidog5110 I meant to say vice versa.
I sometimes fly from my home town to NRT and return home from HND….
or fly to HND and return from NRT.
Depending on departure/arrival time and/or seats availability in the class (or even in an aircraft type) I preferred.
@@BoeingJetJockey oh ok 😆
bin to tokyo quite a few time now. And always to HND. You are just in the middle of te metrople hop on the metro and everywhere in minutes.
BA also serve both NRT and HND with no problems.
Great
Turkish Airlines is an okay airline. I've flown with them this summer from LAX-IST and back on both their 787-9 Dreamliner and 777-300ER. Wish them all the best on these brand-new routes! I think they'll send a 787-9 to NRT and a 777-300ER to HND since both of these aircraft are suitable for long-haul routes. They could send an A350-900 as well.
I hate NRT as its about 70mins out by train, vs HND which is a 10-15min train ride from downtown TKO.
NRT is better located to access from and to North and East of Tokyo Metropolitan areas.
It depends on which part of Tokyo area your in. People in Eastern Tokyo much prefer NRT.
Japan should take a pass.
??? foolish video
Cool, clearly demand is picking up for international travel in Japan