For September, Air France/KLM have Manchester to Tokyo returns from £626. That’s about £400 less than the competition at the moment.
Air France lists Manchester to Tokyo Narita returns from £626 on 3 to 24 September and 10 to 24 September. Its page says the fares were seen two hours before our check on 23 July, with taxes and surcharges included.
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KLM, which is in the same airline group, also had Manchester to Japan fares at roughly the same level, including Manchester to Tokyo Narita from £633 and Osaka from £645. Turkish Airlines’ own Manchester-Japan page was showing September Tokyo Narita returns from £1,027 and Tokyo Haneda from £1,109 when checked.
The main booking detail is baggage. Air France says economy cabin baggage depends on the fare chosen, with a small bag included, so check the fare family before paying if you need a full cabin bag or hold luggage. Prices can move quickly on long-haul fares.
Deal FAQs
Which Manchester to Tokyo dates are cheapest?
Air France listed Manchester to Tokyo Narita returns from £626 on 3 to 24 September and 10 to 24 September when checked on 23 July.
Does the fare include baggage?
Air France says baggage varies by fare. Check the fare family before paying, because the cheapest economy fares may need paid baggage if you want more than cabin allowance.
Is this a direct flight?
No. Air France/KLM Manchester to Tokyo fares route through the group network, normally via Paris or Amsterdam, so check connection times before booking.
How to book
Book through Air France. Open the Manchester to Tokyo fare page, choose the September date pair, then check the final fare, baggage, connection time and cancellation terms before paying.
Jane Robinson is Senior Editor at Flight Tribe. She has a Master’s in English and Journalism, and writes about flight deals, holiday offers and practical ways UK travellers can spend less without wasting time on weak promotions. Jane has spent time living and working across Asia and New Zealand, which gave her a lasting interest in how people travel, eat, move around and spend their free time in different places.
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