Finnair is set to expand its Japan network significantly for the summer of 2027, responding to a surge in demand for travel to Asia, particularly Japan. The airline will increase its Tokyo Narita route frequencies during peak summer travel, offering up to two daily flights. Additionally, Finnair will maintain its daily services to Tokyo Haneda Airport.

With these enhancements, Finnair will provide a record number of connections between Helsinki and Tokyo, operating up to three daily flights at peak times. This expansion aims to facilitate smooth onward connections from Japan across Finnair's extensive European network. Christine Rovelli, Finnair’s Chief Revenue Officer, stated, “Japan is our biggest market after Finland and demand for flights to Japan has remained strong. We have been steadily increasing our capacity to Japan for the past years, and the additional Narita frequencies will allow us to offer our customers greater choice and even more convenient connections to Tokyo, which is by far the most popular of our destinations in Japan.”

The airline's services to Japan will increase from 28 weekly flights this summer to up to 32 weekly flights in summer 2027, reinforcing Finnair's position as a leading airline between Europe and Japan. Finnair operates year-round flights to Tokyo Haneda, Tokyo Narita, and Osaka, and during summer, it is the only European airline flying to Nagoya.

The additional Narita flights will run from 12 May to 14 August 2027, excluding specific dates in May.

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