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Lufthansa Group announces seasonal flights to Nagoya, daily Frankfurt-Narita service for Summer 2027

Written by Jeffrey Teruel | Published on October 06, 2026

Summary:

The Lufthansa Group has announced an expansion of its services to Japan during the next summer season (Summer 2027), which will include a daily service between Frankfurt and Tokyo Narita by Lufthansa. Lufthansa will also return to Nagoya with a seasonal service from Frankfurt.

The Lufthansa Group has announced an expansion of its services to Japan during the next summer season (Summer 2027), which will include a daily service between Frankfurt and Tokyo Narita by Lufthansa. Lufthansa will also return to Nagoya with a seasonal service from Frankfurt.


Starting March 29, 2027, Lufthansa will operate three weekly flights between Frankfurt and Nagoya. Operating every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, LH736 will depart Frankfurt at 1410H and arrive at Nagoya the following day at 0935H. The return flight LH737 will depart Nagoya at 1130H before arriving back at Frankfurt at 1830H.


Lufthansa will launch a daily flight between Frankfurt and Narita on March 28, 2027. The outbound flight LH710 will depart at 1345H and arrive at Narita the following day at 0930H. The return flight LH711 will depart Narita at 1120H before arriving back at Frankfurt at 1840H.


Both the Frankfurt-Nagoya and Frankfurt-Narita flights will use Lufthansa’s Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft featuring its new premium cabin configuration Allegris. The Frankfurt-Narita service will add to Lufthansa’s flights to Tokyo Haneda from both Frankfurt and Munich.


In addition, SWISS will expand its services to Japan during Summer 2027 with up to seven weekly flights between Zurich and Narita.


“Japan is a key market for the Lufthansa Group, and we are pleased to further strengthen our presence with additional capacity and the resumption of flights to Nagoya,” said Dieter Vranckx, Member of the Executive Board and Chief Commercial Officer, Lufthansa Group. “Together with our expanded Tokyo services, these investments provide our customers with more travel options and support the continued diversification of our intercontinental network. As the leading European airline group in Japan, we remain committed to connecting people, cultures and economies between Europe and Japan.”


Combined, the Lufthansa Group’s hub airlines (Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, SWISS, and ITA Airways) will operate a combined 50 weekly flights to four destinations in Japan during Summer 2027, including the two Tokyo area hubs, Osaka, and Nagoya.