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Did you know...
- Wellington Cable Car train station is close to Wellington airport.
- Tokyo - Narita is 3 hours behind Wellington. Jetlag may be a problem.
- Tokyo - Narita has the IATA airport code of NRT and Wellington is WLG.
- Wellington to Tokyo - Narita, the quickest return flight is 30 hours and 20 minutes. Auckland
Questions and Answers
What airlines fly direct to Tokyo from Wellington?No airlines fly non-stop from Wellington to Tokyo.
What is the best airline to fly to Tokyo from Wellington?Singapore Airlines is the best airline to fly from Wellington to Tokyo. The best budget airline is Jetstar.
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