Explore the colours of Japan with Japan Airlines

Take off with Japan Airlines and experience Japan’s stunning summer and autumn seasons—when vibrant colours, sunshine, and unforgettable adventures await. Skip the spring crowds and winter slopes, and embrace the warmer months filled with festivals, nature, and culture. Wander through Kyoto’s golden temples framed by fiery autumn leaves, relax on Okinawa’s sun-kissed beaches, and explore Hokkaido’s stunning flower fields in full bloom.

Book now and experience the magic of Japan’s summer and autumn seasons with Japan Airlines.

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Why fly Japan Airlines

Renowned for its warm hospitality, JAL provides a seamless travel experience with its comfortable seating, delicious cuisine, and extensive entertainment options.
Recognized as having the Best Economy Class Airline Seat at the Skytrax Awards, Japan Airlines is proud to provide every customer with the most comfortable economy class experience available.

2 x 23kg Free checked baggage allowance

10kg Free carry-on baggage allowance

Select your seats for free (subject to availability)

Spacious 2-4-2 seating in economy on 787 aircraft

Seamlessly connect to Europe, Asia, America & more

JAL Economy and Premium Economy Classes and Services

Economy Class

Flying in economy class doesn’t have to be an uncomfortable experience. In fact, Japan Airlines has been recognised as the World’s Best Economy Class three times by the Skytrax World Airline Awards. Featuring a stellar cabin experience from top to bottom, travellers will quickly discover why millions of customers picked Japan Airlines' economy class as the best option on the market. Whether you’re flying domestic or catching an international long-haul flight, you want to have the most satisfying experience possible. Japan Airlines offers wider legroom than competitors, alongside superior cuisine, inflight entertainment, and amenities.

Inclusions

Sky Wider Seats:
With JAL Sky Wider seats featuring increased pitch and a slimmed seatback, travellers will discover significantly more legroom than other economy classes. The space between the armrests ranges from 45cm to 48cm, providing greater room for guests to spread out than the industry average.
Inflight entertainment:
Every JAL Sky Wider seat is complete with 10.6-inch touch-panel monitors. The MAGIC inflight entertainment system features the latest blockbuster movies, videos, television series, music, ebooks, and games.
Wi-Fi:
Stay connected with onboard internet for international and domestic flights.
Inflight dining:
Go on a delicious journey and enjoy innovative menus on your flight.
Amenities:
From magazine to medical care, the economy service includes a wide variety of amenities to keep guests cozy.

Premium Economy

Upgrade your ticket to premium economy ensuring you travel in even more luxury. . As the seats in front of you do not physically recline, travellers in premium economy will enjoy 10cm more space than guests in regular economy.

Inclusions:

Sakura Lounge access:
With these elegantly designed spaces embodying the unique qualities of Japanese hospitality, travellers will find outstanding cuisine and relaxation opportunities.
AL Sky Premium seat:
Your seat is equipped with a three-step adjustable footrest and a centre divider for increased privacy, while a larger fold-out table and 12.1-inch touch-panel monitor enhance your work and leisure space.
Inflight entertainment:
The inflight entertainment system is also upgraded in premium economy, with the added benefit of Sony noise-cancelling headphones.
Inflight dining:
Beyond the economy delicious meals, enjoy complimentary JAL’s Udon De Sky cup noodles for when you want a light bite to eat and an expanded beverage menu.
Amenities:
Along with the eye masks, earplugs, a toothbrush set, and medical care provided in economy class, amenities for guests in premium economy also include a moisture mask, a toothbrush set, and slippers to increase rest and recuperation.

Baggage Information

Baggage allowance varies depending on the flight sector and class of service.

Economy/ Premium Economy Class

Free checked baggage allowance:

2 pieces, 23kg (50lbs) /piece

Free carry-on baggage allowance

Up to 2 pieces, with total weight Within 10 kg (22lbs)

Size limits:
W: within 55cm × H: within 40cm × D: within 25cm

Excess baggage charges

Up to 7 pieces

Additional bag (per piece): JPY20,000 (USD200)
Overweight (per piece):
23 kg - 32 kg : JPY10,000 (USD100)
32 kg - 45 kg : JPY60,000 (USD600)
Oversize (per piece)
JPY20,000 (USD200)
When length + width + height exceeds 203cm (Including wheels and handles)

Business/First Class

Free checked baggage allowance:

3 pieces, up to 32 kg (70lbs) /piece

Free carry-on baggage allowance

Up to 2 pieces, with total weight Within 10 kg (22lbs)

Size limits:
W: within 55cm × H: within 40cm × D: within 25cm

Excess baggage charges

Up to 7 pieces

Additional bag (per piece): JPY20,000 (USD200)
Overweight (per piece):
32 kg - 45 kg : JPY60,000 (USD600)
Oversize (per piece)
JPY20,000 (USD200)
When length + width + height exceeds 203cm (Including wheels and handles)

Carry-on baggage rules:
You may bring one bag containing personal belongings (shopping bag or handbag etc.) and one bag meeting the dimensions, onboard.
Bags larger than stipulated dimensions cannot be stowed in the cabin and will have to be checked.
You may use your baby stroller up to the boarding gate at some airports.

Fleet: The Boeing 787 Dreamliner

Japan Airlines (JAL), stands apart from other Dreamliner-operating flag carriers, being the only dreamliner in the world with the spacious 2-4-2 seating layout.

Japan in Summer and Autumn

Escape the crowds of cherry blossom season and ski resorts—Japan in summer and autumn is a feast for the senses. Lush green landscapes give way to fiery autumn foliage, festivals light up the cities, and scenic spots are quieter, letting you soak in the beauty without the crowds.

Top Destinations to visit

Kyoto

Best from June to November, Kyoto transforms with lush greenery in summer and fiery maple leaves in autumn. Visit Kiyomizu-dera for sweeping seasonal views, wander the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, and explore the golden pavilion of Kinkaku-ji. Catch the Gion Matsuri in July, one of Japan’s most famous summer festivals.

Hokkaido

Ideal from June to October, Hokkaido shines in summer with rolling lavender fields in Furano and hiking trails in Daisetsuzan National Park. The Sapporo Summer Festival in July features beer gardens and fireworks, while autumn brings golden larch trees to Shiretoko National Park and stunning foliage around Lake Toya.

Nikko

Surrounded by lush forests and stunning waterfalls, Nikko is a dream in summer and autumn. Explore the ornate Toshogu Shrine, hike through Lake Chuzenji and Kegon Falls, or take in the vibrant autumn foliage at Irohazaka Winding Road. Visit in October for the Nikko Toshogu Shrine Autumn Festival, where samurai processions bring history to life.

Aomori

Aomori and the wider Tohoku region shine in summer and autumn with breathtaking landscapes and rich traditions. Hike through Oirase Gorge and see the emerald waters of Lake Towada, or visit Hirosaki Castle for stunning autumn leaves. In August, don’t miss the Nebuta Festival, where illuminated floats parade through the streets, creating one of Japan’s most spectacular summer celebrations.

Okinawa

Best from June to September, Okinawa is a summer paradise with crystal-clear waters, stunning coral reefs, and vibrant beach life. Snorkel or dive in Ishigaki Island, visit the Shurijo Castle in Naha, and experience the Eisa Dance Festival in August, celebrating Okinawan culture with lively performances.

Nagano

A dream destination from July to November, Nagano offers alpine adventures in summer and fiery foliage in autumn. Hike the stunning Kamikochi Valley, relax in historic Shibu Onsen, or visit the famous Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park, where monkeys lounge in hot springs—even in the warmer months.