Airlines of Japan

Japan's aviation market is served by 21 airlines, anchored by two major carriers: Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways, both founded in the early 1950s. These full-service airlines operate from Japan's busiest hubs at Haneda Airport and Narita International Airport, with Japan Airlines also a member of oneworld and All Nippon Airways part of Star Alliance. Beyond these carriers, the market includes regional airlines and four low-cost operators that serve domestic and regional routes from airports including Naha, Osaka International, and New Chitose.

Each airline's dedicated page provides practical information for travellers planning flights within and from Japan. You'll find airline contact details, specific baggage allowance policies, check-in procedures and timing requirements, and details about each carrier's fleet and route network. Whether you're booking with a major international alliance member or a regional specialist, our directory helps you understand the terms and logistics before you fly.