Finally... https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/aira...ases-operations

Japan will re-open the border for tourist at 2021 April

https://www.travelinglifestyle.net/japan-re...h-restrictions/

This post has been edited by RegentCid: Oct 11 2020, 10:11 PM

Wonder if testing is free during entry and departure....😅

The issue is there anyone dare to travel?plus willing to undergo quarantine 14 days there and 14 days after u arrive here?lol

On April 2021. No need quarantine 14 days anymore.
You just need go Lab such as BP Healthcare do the test.

With the test report, you must fly within 4 day. If not, the result will become invalid.

Quarantine coming back also another question ba. No idea how MY/SG will treat returning holidayers. For me in SG as of now, coming back from Japan need to 14d quarantine at hotel, some more if so bad luck kena covid cannot claim subsidies or insurance for hospital costs, that’s a total deal breaker.

Having said that I moved my Tokyo flights to 4-13 April liao, cross fingers SG will relax restrictions by then 😂

Has anyone done flight transit between Narita and Haneda before?

Let's say you are given only four hours in between the transit. Is there time to move between the airports?

Are the trains between Narita and Haneda fully occupied all the time?

You can take Limousine Bus. No transit require, hassle free.
3200 Yen for adult & 1800 Yen for children
Journey are 90 minute.

This post has been edited by RegentCid: Oct 20 2020, 09:50 AM

Is there a risk that the bus is full?

Do you have to collect your luggages or they will send the luggages for you to Haneda? Not sure how is the experience.

The only transit experience i have is in the same airport like KLIA. No need to collect luggage during transit.

No, you had to pick up Baggage.
There is Limited Express train from Narita to Haneda, It just cost 1800 Yen, it also take 90 minute.
Gap between 2 train are 40 minute
But Japan train station very hard to get elevator, mostly are staircase, plus luggage compartment space inside train also limited.


Bus. It go by timetable, Even bus not full, it will also start his journey.
Time Gap between 2 buses are every 30 minute.
Start from 08:45 - 22:55 (16 Trip per day)
Limousine bus had to buy ticket from machine / counter first then only go Q up in line.

This post has been edited by RegentCid: Oct 20 2020, 10:04 AM

Ok thanks

really? U mean they closed before and open again?

I prefer AirAsia for Japan trip

Now all those AAX ticket holders can just wait for the restructuring to get back our flight money... sad sad

airasia japan means it's a separate thing like airasia indon
airasia japan's main business is domestic flight within japan
competing with a lot of other low cost carrier like jetstar, peach airline, vanilla air...etc


i don't think they want their money back, they wanna fly there
i think if possible they would rather reschedule

I hope they would resume operation.

What Airasia X need is for 75% of the creditors to accept their offer and RM500 million cash injection. Chances are unsecured creditors will accept otherwise they will get nothing . As for the leasors , no point getting all the planes back . Hopefully , resume operations and reschedule our flights. It may take sometime.

This post has been edited by tpleong: Oct 22 2020, 04:52 PM

Just give AAX time... they will bounce back once Vaccine is available for the everyone... then Everyone can fly again

Being using both method and I can say Airport Limousine Bus will be much better choice even at slightly much higher rate than train because it is door to door service.

The webpage have timetable and you will be able to see the ticket store on the checkout counter or use the automated machine (I prefer human counter so I wont make mistake)

Train is not fun especially you have big heavy luggage around the airport one of poster mentioned. Also, you need to change station in Tokyo too (change to Tokyo Monorail (only have one small elevator in the terminus in Hamamatsuchō station) or Keikyu (which theoretically have connection from Narita Airport but need to board the right train).

Its okay to use train if you are familiar with it but will be messy if your first time (not fun trying to board a Keisei regular train during peak hour with two luggage to Narita Airport because I missed Keisei Skyliner)

This post has been edited by minizian: Nov 5 2020, 11:24 AM

Enjoy guys.....

Thought I'd be too selfish not to share this with you guys.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Nov 9 2020, 05:30 PM

That's all what we can do now... travel virtually

train is way 100% better for me. train is fast and easy. cheap too only 1400 yen. arrived at asakusa station from narita