Japan Airlines (JAL) flights

Japan Airlines, also known as JAL, is the largest Japanese airline and also the flag carrier of the country. JAL has two main hubs which are the two large airports in Tokyo – Haneda and Narita. In total, the airline offers more than 200 destinations worldwide, even though the majority of their operations take place in Asia. Japan Airlines has been a member of the worldwide alliance Oneworld since 2007.

Re-launch Flights from NRT to Kailua-Kona with JAL will resume on October 26

Re-launch JAL plans to restart Kailua-Kona-Tokyo flights on Oct 26

Re-launch On August 10, JAL will re-launch flights from Osaka to Tokunoshima

Re-launch Tokunoshima-Osaka flights to be re-launched by JAL on August 10

Re-launch Flights with JAL from Kushiro to Nagoya will resume on Aug 2

JAL airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

JAL at HND route map — #1 **Tokyo (HND)**
6,789 flights

JAL at ITM route map — #2 **Osaka (ITM)**
2,704 flights

JAL at FUK route map — #3 **Fukuoka (FUK)**
1,425 flights

JAL at CTS route map — #4 **Sapporo (CTS)**
1,373 flights

JAL at KOJ route map — #5 **Kagoshima (KOJ)**
1,320 flights

JAL at NRT route map — #6 **Tokyo (NRT)**
748 flights

JAL at KMI route map — #7 **Miyazaki (KMI)**
554 flights

JAL at OKD route map — #8 **Sapporo (OKD)**
534 flights

JAL at OKA route map — #9 **Okinawa (OKA)**
502 flights

JAL at ASJ route map — #10 **Amami O Shima (ASJ)**
458 flights

JAL at SDJ route map — #11 **Sendai (SDJ)**
434 flights

JAL at MYJ route map — #12 **Matsuyama (MYJ)**
401 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.