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Did you know...
- The distance between Tokyo - Narita and Auckland is 8,836 kilometres.
- NRT is the International Air Transport Association (IATA) code for Tokyo - Narita.
- The nearest train station to Tokyo - Narita airport is Airport Terminal 2 Station which is within a kilometre away.
Questions and Answers
What airlines fly direct to Tokyo from Auckland?ANA and Air New Zealand have direct flights to Tokyo from Auckland.
What is the best airline to fly to Tokyo from Auckland?The best airline to fly from Auckland to Tokyo is Qatar Airways. ANA is the best if you want non-stop flights. The best low-cost airline is Jetstar.
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