- The Lufthansa Group is expanding its Japan network for summer 2027 with up to 50 weekly flights
- Lufthansa resumes seasonal nonstop service between Frankfurt and Nagoya from 29 March 2027
- A daily seasonal service from Frankfurt to Tokyo-Narita launches on 28 March 2027
- SWISS increases its Zurich to Tokyo-Narita service up to seven weekly flights
- Both new routes are operated using Boeing 787-9 aircraft with Lufthansa’s Allegris premium cabin
The Lufthansa Group is expanding its Japan network for summer 2027, with up to 50 weekly flights serving Tokyo-Haneda, Tokyo-Narita, Osaka and Nagoya. Lufthansa will resume seasonal nonstop service between Frankfurt and Nagoya three times weekly from 29 March 2027. The network increase is driven by strong passenger demand and brings the group’s total capacity up to 50 weekly flights distributed across four key Japanese destinations.
Lufthansa will resume the Frankfurt to Nagoya nonstop service on a seasonal basis starting 29 March 2027. Flights operate three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. A daily seasonal service from Frankfurt to Tokyo-Narita launches on 28 March 2027, complementing the existing daily flights from Frankfurt and Munich to Tokyo-Haneda. SWISS is also expanding its presence by increasing its service up to seven weekly flights on the Zurich to Tokyo-Narita route. Both the resumed Nagoya and new Narita routes from Frankfurt are operated using Boeing 787-9 aircraft equipped with Lufthansa’s new Allegris premium cabin product.
The 50 weekly flights are split among the Lufthansa Group’s core hub airlines: Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines and ITA Airways, solidifying their market position between Europe and Japan. Bookings for these summer 2027 flights are already open through the official Lufthansa Group Newsroom channel.
