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Cathay Pacific: Tokyo Return Cairns $624, Melbourne $764, Brisbane $785, Sydney $787, Canberra $1114 via HK @ I Want That Flight

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Cathay Pacific: Tokyo Return Cairns $624, Melbourne $764, Brisbane $785, Sydney $787, Canberra $1114 via HK @ I Want That Flight
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Cathay Pacific is having a 'Fly Away Japan' Sale.

  • Flying: Cathay Pacific to Tokyo
  • Cheapest Dates: February - March/25
  • Included: 23kg checked luggage, meals and entertainment
  • Cathay Pacific is ranked #8 in the Skytrax World Airline Rankings
  • Layover: Hong Kong

Note: You can purchase directly from Cathay Pacific using the links below. Just choose "Cathay Pacific" from the list of suppliers and you will be directed to cathaypacific.com.

$624 Return Cairns to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
04/Mar 25/Mar $624 View Flight
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04/Mar 20/Mar $624 View Flight
04/Mar 21/Mar $624 View Flight
11/Mar 25/Mar $647 View Flight
13/Mar 27/Mar $647 View Flight
20/Feb 06/Mar $647 View Flight
20/Feb 07/Mar $647 View Flight
06/Mar 20/Mar $647 View Flight
25/Feb 11/Mar $647 View Flight
25/Feb 12/Mar $647 View Flight
18/Feb 04/Mar $647 View Flight
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06/Feb 20/Feb $647 View Flight
11/Feb 25/Feb $647 View Flight
13/Feb 27/Feb $647 View Flight
06/Feb 21/Feb $647 View Flight
11/Feb 26/Feb $647 View Flight
13/Feb 28/Feb $647 View Flight

$764 Return Melbourne to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
26/Feb 13/Mar $764 View Flight
17/Feb 05/Mar $764 View Flight
19/Feb 10/Mar $764 View Flight
19/Feb 12/Mar $764 View Flight
20/Feb 13/Mar $764 View Flight
28/Oct 09/Nov $765 View Flight
24/Feb 11/Mar $765 View Flight
19/Feb 03/Mar $766 View Flight
18/Feb 05/Mar $766 View Flight
25/Feb 12/Mar $766 View Flight
11/Feb 25/Feb $767 View Flight
12/Feb 25/Feb $767 View Flight
05/Mar 19/Mar $774 View Flight
02/Jun 15/Jun $774 View Flight
20/Feb 06/Mar $774 View Flight
26/Feb 12/Mar $774 View Flight
25/Feb 11/Mar $774 View Flight
19/Feb 05/Mar $774 View Flight
20/May 03/Jun $774 View Flight
18/Feb 11/Mar $774 View Flight

$785 Return Brisbane to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
24/Feb 13/Mar $785 View Flight
27/Feb 17/Mar $785 View Flight
27/Feb 18/Mar $785 View Flight
24/Feb 17/Mar $785 View Flight
18/Feb 06/Mar $785 View Flight
06/Nov 18/Nov $786 View Flight
25/Feb 10/Mar $787 View Flight
19/Feb 03/Mar $787 View Flight
29/Oct 12/Nov $787 View Flight
17/Feb 01/Mar $787 View Flight
03/Mar 17/Mar $787 View Flight
24/Feb 10/Mar $787 View Flight
11/Feb 25/Feb $789 View Flight
04/Mar 18/Mar $790 View Flight
13/Mar 27/Mar $797 View Flight
20/Feb 06/Mar $797 View Flight
17/Feb 03/Mar $797 View Flight
10/Feb 24/Feb $798 View Flight
25/Feb 11/Mar $798 View Flight
18/Feb 03/Mar $798 View Flight

$787 Return Sydney to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
29/Apr 16/May $787 View Flight
12/May 30/May $787 View Flight
07/May 27/May $787 View Flight
18/Feb 06/Mar $787 View Flight
24/Feb 13/Mar $787 View Flight
17/Feb 06/Mar $788 View Flight
19/Feb 12/Mar $788 View Flight
25/Nov 16/Dec $788 View Flight
19/Nov 03/Dec $788 View Flight
05/Mar 19/Mar $788 View Flight
13/Nov 27/Nov $789 View Flight
05/Nov 19/Nov $789 View Flight
12/Nov 25/Nov $789 View Flight
12/Feb 04/Mar $789 View Flight
19/Nov 04/Dec $789 View Flight
17/Feb 04/Mar $789 View Flight
19/Feb 06/Mar $790 View Flight
11/Feb 25/Feb $790 View Flight
24/Feb 10/Mar $794 View Flight
05/Mar 24/Mar $798 View Flight

$1114 Return Canberra to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart. .Return. .Price.
11/Nov 26/Nov $1114 View Flight
05/Nov 26/Nov $1114 View Flight
18/Feb 07/Mar $1123 View Flight
08/Oct 29/Oct $1126 View Flight
28/Oct 18/Nov $1128 View Flight
30/Oct 18/Nov $1128 View Flight
30/Oct 20/Nov $1128 View Flight
29/Oct 19/Nov $1128 View Flight
17/Feb 08/Mar $1128 View Flight
17/Feb 06/Mar $1131 View Flight
17/Feb 07/Mar $1131 View Flight
11/Nov 27/Nov $1132 View Flight
11/Nov 28/Nov $1132 View Flight
11/Nov 25/Nov $1132 View Flight
28/Oct 14/Nov $1132 View Flight
30/Oct 14/Nov $1132 View Flight
18/Nov 04/Dec $1132 View Flight
18/Nov 03/Dec $1132 View Flight
30/Oct 17/Nov $1133 View Flight
29/Oct 17/Nov $1133 View Flight

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    • IgorRullez on 26/09/2024 - 09:00
      +1

      Japan has always been prone to earthquakes.

      • Talsek on 26/09/2024 - 09:33
        +1

        This one is a bit different and I can understand any anxieties people can have..even Japan’s own meteorological agency estimates a couple hundred thousand causalities when this Nankai trough mega quake eventually hits.

        I typed out a long reply but probably better to do your own research if interested

        • BatmanAU on 26/09/2024 - 10:27

          Hasn’t it been coming for 200 years?

        • doobey1231 on 26/09/2024 - 10:44
          +2

          Not going to claim expert on the situation, but I work with a lot of people that frequent Japan, i do myself and we have a team over there that we talk to daily. This mega quake has been predicted for 30+ years, its coming, no one can really tell when its going to happen, just that it will likely be absolutely catastrophic. Every so often there will be a movement or something to spike interest and it gets talked about again(see last month) but in reality its one of those things where no one can really tell when its going to happen, just that its going to. I actually mentioned it to a coworker there and they simply said, oh yes we hear that occasionally, not much we can do about it, and continued talking business.

          By all means do your research and Japan is doing its best to set up warning systems but the nature of earthquakes means they can only do so much, the true reality is that no one actually knows when it is going to happen, its far harder to predict these than say a tsunami - which Japan is very prepared for, so no matter how much research you do, it really comes down to how you want to manage the risk.

      • PainToad on 26/09/2024 - 09:41
        -4

        There's always a risk. But the risk increases when certain things are identifed. Which is what has occured.

        Make your own decision on what risks you're willing to take. But don't bury your head in the sand. Make an informed decision.

        • PainToad on 26/09/2024 - 11:50
          -3

          Why exactly are you voting me down?

          • dtc on 26/09/2024 - 17:52
            +1

            @PainToad: Dont bury your head in the sand

  • caustic birch on 26/09/2024 - 08:55
    +3

    P- Perth..?

  • s3048161 on 26/09/2024 - 09:11

    looks like flights into Haneda are bit more expensive than Narita, don't really fancy almost 2 hour train ride into Toyko from Narita

    • Pcoder on 26/09/2024 - 09:33
      +1

      Which train are you catching as even the Keisei local isn’t two hours. If you want to get in quick, just use the Keisei skyliner and change at Nippori Station.

    • ozstig on 26/09/2024 - 09:55

      I've done Haneda and Narita and honestly prefer the train from Narita as you have 2 dedicated express trains (Skyliner, N'ex) with ample luggage and reserved seating. So much more relaxing than standing on the train from Haneda. Also depends on where you are staying in Tokyo.

      • Pcoder on 26/09/2024 - 10:16
        +1

        That is a benefit of the special trains out of Narita. Another option is the Limousine Buses to both airports with usual have good space under the coach for luggage and they can also be economical services too.

        Last few times I have been flying in and out of Haneda and haven't had too much issues with full trains, even on the Yamanote line which even at 6pm I was able to easily get a seat. If you do switch to Monorail, always go on the express service.

    • BatmanAU on 26/09/2024 - 10:28
      +1

      45mins mate, just did it

    • doobey1231 on 26/09/2024 - 10:45

      Its really not that bad, the train moves fast and its usually pretty quiet and its closer to an hour.. The annoying part is from memory its quite expensive, like 50 dollars pp or something. That may have changed its been a while since I touched down in Narita.

    • Spets on 26/09/2024 - 10:52

      As other said, the Limousine buses are a pretty good option too.

  • kl2999 on 26/09/2024 - 09:15
    -7

    I hope the Asian auntie don't kick my seat when I recline back. Anyway doesn't look like a good deal to me while the direct fly by ANA/JAL is around 140 bucks more (depart from Sydney).

  • Time has come on 26/09/2024 - 09:28

    Cathay and Singapore Air are reasonable options if the stopover timing is to your liking and if you want the choice to fly into different airports such as Fukuoka, Sapporo, Osaka, Nagoya, Tokyo Haneda, or Tokyo Narita.

    But book direct so that you don't become a victim of inflexible online travel agents:
    https://flights.cathaypacific.com/en_AU/offers/fly-away-sale…
    https://www.singaporeair.com/en-au/flights-to-japan

    EDIT: Deleted link to JAL trip which is not available now.

    • BatmanAU on 26/09/2024 - 10:29
      +2

      Jetstar was awesome, on time, clean, food was okay, 8hrs and no stop over which is a blessing for me.

      • doobey1231 on 26/09/2024 - 11:35

        Jetstar was pretty average for me but not the end of the world - weird little discrepancies like not asking us what meal we wanted when we preordered, so when they got to us we could only have rock hard toasties - fair if they ran out but we preordered, the usual practice is to ask preordered meals first then sell what's left to the people that didn't preorder. then also failing to mention we had inflight credit til it was basically touch down, just horrible miscommunication the whole way through.

        What really killed it was the delay in Cairns waiting for a new FA to come due to an illness. All good these things happen and they can't help that. But we spent like 6 hours in Cairns airport with no consolation prize for the experience, they waited until 20 minutes to boarding to tell everyone they had a $10 meal voucher to use at the one (extremely overpriced) cafe that was there.

        I get it, budget airline and all that, but the first set of faults mentioned weren't a budget thing, they were just doing a bad job and I am really not sure why..

        • BatmanAU on 26/09/2024 - 11:53

          That's weird, when I booked, I pre-booked the meals for each of us a few days prior and gave myself the $15 credit as I didn't want any of their selections. I was approached first (as a few others were) advising of the credit and what would I like, then the others got their pre-booked meals as per the selection that I did for them.

          That is just bad luck with the FA, but any airline probably would have taken that long to find another staff member. Not sure about Cairns, but when that happened to us in Canberra many years ago, we all got a credit as soon as we were off-boarded. However we had lounge access through insurance with more than a 2hr delay, so didn't worry us.

          But Qantas and Virgin are just as bad, Qantas more so from what you read and they are far from budget.

          • doobey1231 on 26/09/2024 - 12:35

            @BatmanAU: Yeah I think it was just a once off failure, not a consistent thing, but the fact that it happened on both legs, on departure and return was really annoying. No blame on them for the FA issue, they have regs to adhere to and all that, totally understand it is what it is, and its not like Cairns is flush with replacement attendants.

            Honestly all Australian carriers are pretty average. I contacted Emirates a few years back, they happily "transferred" my frequent flier points and now I basically exclusively use them, annoying that most of my trips begin with Sydney to Dubai but it is what it is, their planes and staff are gorgeous. For Japan ill stick to JAL or ANA, they know how to get the job done.

            At least with jetstar you are getting the budget ticket prices along with the budget service, I agree qantas and virgin are basically scams at this point, budget dressed up as premium. Qantas FA are treated pretty poorly too, majority of the force is on an employment agency set up, no surprises they don't have much pride in the company if the company wants to keep them at arms length, treat them like that and they are always just going to treat the job as an income and nothing more.

            • BatmanAU on 26/09/2024 - 13:19

              @doobey1231: Airlines, especially Qantas just reach for top dollar for shareholders and stuff the flier.

              How has JAL and ANA been, I was looking at them before I grabbed Jetstar deal, mind you they were nearly double the price

              • syswong on 26/09/2024 - 13:43
                -2

                @BatmanAU: Those two are ranked amount the best services in the world.

                I did notice that some ANA planes are older but in good condition. Food wise you really can't beat them….

              • doobey1231 on 26/09/2024 - 14:32

                @BatmanAU: Honestly incredible, the kind of airline where if you can deal without the laydown seats, business class almost seems like a waste - obviously overstating that, but they are seriously delightful to fly with, as you would expect with the Japanese culture, you can see the pride and care they take in the job.

  • Hugh G Rection on 26/09/2024 - 09:31
    +1

    prices for canberra sucks, best to fly to and out of cairns or sydney to get a ozbargain deal.

    • BatmanAU on 26/09/2024 - 10:32
      +1

      That’s what happens when you let an airport be privatised.

      • Pcoder on 26/09/2024 - 14:59

        Its not necessarily the airport charges, its just that the Qantas fare is tacked onto the price (The taxes are higher at CBR but this in the tens of dollars not hundreds).

        I'm hoping CX do eventually serve CBR (They have a plan to expand to 100+ destinations from their current 83), as this would hopefully bring more competitive fares out of Canberra.

        You just have to look at Depansar, since Batik has added it's service, Qantas has been a lot more competitive, even offering a $700 return fare out of CBR.

  • tunzafun001 on 26/09/2024 - 09:31
    -1

    Anyone know points+ taxes for this Cathay flight? Guessing this is better value as a cashie?

  • samkenny on 26/09/2024 - 10:17

    About to use their services but couldn't wait for this type of deal. So, there is a stopover. Let's see how much I like Japan to come back again.

  • S Baldrick on 26/09/2024 - 11:10

    I'm looking to fly to Japan towards the end of next year (October/November) - does anyone know roughly when tickets for that time period go on sale?

    • Time has come on 26/09/2024 - 14:01
      +1

      Booking go on sale starting 11 or 12 months out so watch out for bargains then.

  • maulmonk on 26/09/2024 - 11:26

    is there nothing from perth? weird that there is to korea..

  • mshanann on 26/09/2024 - 12:27
    +1

    For Cairns/Sydney/Brisbane - I guess it comes down to whether that extra 5+ hours in transit compared to a direct flight is worth the ~200$ saving.

  • yjs on 26/09/2024 - 13:03

    Just don't recline your seat if you speak mandarin, won't be a bargain then!

  • khmerunited on 26/09/2024 - 13:08

    Wouldn't it be worth it to go direct with JAL only about ~$130 extra

    • Pcoder on 26/09/2024 - 13:27

      There are advantages and disadvantages with both.

      If you are just heading to Tokyo out of Melbourne and Sydney, besides the cheaper fare, there isn't much advantage.

      If you want to take off or land at any other Japanese airport like Fukuoka, Nagoya, Sapporo, Kansai and both airports in Tokyo, Cathay usually charges a similar amount to travel to these airports.

      If you have Qantas Gold or higher, the Cathay lounges are tops in HKG, especially the pier.

  • GS9891 on 26/09/2024 - 13:25
    +2

    With the amount of grub bogans causing issues in Japan lately, I'd rather all flights just cost $3000 instead.

    • eman resu on 27/09/2024 - 09:50

      over-tourism

    • PainToad on 27/09/2024 - 10:39

      So glad I went back in 09 when it was still pretty uncommon for Australian to go.

      The people there were so friendly and polite. The thought of feral bogans representing our country over there is terrible.

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