Fiji Airways + Partners: Auckland from $1,188, Christchurch from $1,230, Wellington from $1,510 to Tokyo Return @ BTF

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Fiji Airways, along with Air New Zealand, Jetstar Airways, Qantas Airways, and Virgin Australia, have released competitive fares from New Zealand to Japan. These flights may include connections through Fiji or other hubs.

Fiji Airways offers an excellent route to Tokyo via their Nadi hub, providing a tropical stopover experience on your way to Japan. Known for their warm Pacific hospitality and convenient connections, Fiji Airways makes the journey to Tokyo comfortable with their modern fleet. Tokyo, Japan’s vibrant capital, offers an incredible blend of traditional culture and cutting-edge modernity - from ancient temples and serene gardens to bustling districts like Shibuya and world-class dining experiences.

Summary

  • Auckland - Tokyo: From $1,188 return (Apr 2026 - Mar 2027)
  • Christchurch - Tokyo: From $1,230 return (May 2026 - Mar 2027)
  • Wellington - Tokyo: From $1,510 return (Apr 2026 - Nov 2026)

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  • What's the suitcase situation for Fiji Airways?

    We're thinking about going back for another month but I've now been spoiled by the 2x bags per person on Chinese airlines from previous trips.

  • Shame you cant do a layovers for a few days ?

    • You can but you have to select it as multi-city and they usually charge more.

  • I could only find the cheap prices if using that kiwi.com =/ buying from the Fiji Airways seems to be $900 more expensive for my dates
    how safe is to buy from kiwi.com?

    • And if it's that much cheaper, what are the chances they'll honour the flights?

      • I flew to Tokyo on beatthatflights deal maybe 4 to 5 years ago via Fiji.. No issues at all

        It was about 700 nzd return back then too which was way cheaper than all other airlines

        • @jackvdbuk did you buy your tickets from a very sus website?

          • +1

            @deadfish: Yep, have to do that, as direct was quite. A bit more.

            I do a expression of: if more than a 100 difference.. book the dodgy. Though I've never had issues with any third party booking platform. Ymmv

    • I was reluctant at first to but have used kiwi a few times now (including Fiji air and Jetstar). You get a booking reference from airlines and load in their respective airline app like Jetstar etc. I wouldn’t use for complicated bookings but great on point to point bookings.

  • +1

    @beatthatflight Thanks for these. Me and my partner did Thailand via Haikou in March and loved it thanks to your posts. We're looking to do Japan or China next, but who knows what else will come up!

  • Great thanks for showing just to let you know op collects commissions on all bookings

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