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    Travel Destination Facts

    Destination airports

    • Narita International Airport (NRT)
    • Haneda Airport Railway Station (HND)

    Aircraft types

    Boeing 777, Airbus A321neo, Airbus A330 and Airbus A350 aircraft

    Departure time zone

    GMT+02:00

    Arrival time zone

    GMT+09:00

    Cabin class

    First class, Business class, Premium Economy, Economy

    *Aircraft model may vary due to operational requirements. ^Cabin class availability is subject to aircraft configuration.

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    Flights from Amsterdam (AMS) to Tokyo (TYO)

    Flight route information

    Cathay Pacific offers flights to Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT) and Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS), which includes a layover in Hong Kong. An unrivalled, authentic experience awaits all those who choose to fly with Cathay Pacific on flights from AMS to NRT/HND, which take 18 hours 20 minutes, including the layover, and bring you to Terminal 2 at Narita International Airport and Terminal 3 at Haneda Airport.


    Why you should book directly with Cathay Pacific

    Booking your Amsterdam to Tokyo flights directly with Cathay Pacific means complete transparency - this guarantees no hidden costs or fees on our airfares. You will also be able to enjoy customisable bookings, round-the-clock support, personal seat selection, and much more.

    Cathay members are eligible for further benefits, including:

    • Hold your fare ’, which allows you to secure the price of your AMS  to TYO flight for 72 hours before confirming your booking. 
    • 24-hour free cancellation policy is also available so that you can travel with peace of mind and complete confidence. 
    • Promotions and deals from Asia Miles partners, including dining, accommodation packages and opportunities to earn additional Asia Miles.

    Travel privileges as you reach new Cathay membership tiers when accumulating Status Points, ranging from extra baggage redemption to First class Lounge access.


    Flying to Tokyo with Cathay Pacific

    Book your Amsterdam to Tokyo flight with Cathay Pacific and experience our modern aircraft, which have been carefully designed with your comfort and convenience in mind.

    During your flight, you’ll receive international standards of service and hospitality courtesy of our attentive crew. You will also have access to our inflight content library , which features the latest in Hollywood films, complete TV box sets, Disney+ Original titles, and acclaimed podcasts. Cathay Pacific also offers inflight Wi-Fi services so you can stay connected with the world on your journey with us from Amsterdam (AMS) to Tokyo (NRT/HND).


    Best times for booking your trip to Tokyo (TYO) flight

    For the best balance of price and availability, consider booking your AMS to TYO flight 3-6 months in advance, especially if you’re looking to travel in our Premium economy or Business class. By planning ahead, you will be able to secure your seat before peak travelling seasons and possible price changes as your day of flight draws closer. For economy passengers who have yet to settle down on a date, flying to Tokyo on our Flexi fare will let you make amendments to your booking with minimal charges, alongside having an additional baggage allowance.


    Transit in style

    Passengers flying from Amsterdam (AMS) to Tokyo (NRT/HND) can enjoy bespoke experiences when transiting through Hong Kong International Airport in Cathay Pacific’s award-winning lounge facilities. Our First Class and Business Class passengers are welcome to indulge in the delightful delicacies available before cleansing their palates with a thoughtful selection of refreshing beverages. The gateway to a multitude of signature experiences starts at Cathay Pacific’s lounges .

    Premium economy and economy passengers can enjoy exceptional dining and shopping experiences whilst completing their transit. Our accommodating staff are always available to help with any enquiries you may have, while our handy virtual assistant on the Cathay Pacific mobile app is one click away. We wish you a pleasant layover in Hong Kong and hope you have a smooth journey ahead.


    Experience Hong Kong with a Stopover

    For those with a bit of time on their schedule, consider extending your layover in Hong Kong into a stopover. Our home city has plenty of activities and cultural offerings, from amusement parks for the family and calming temples to explore. Dine at renowned restaurants across the city, or soak in the local atmosphere at one of the many cha chaan tengs , Hong Kong’s iconic diner-style cafes. Learn more about how you can book your Amsterdam to Tokyo flight with Hong Kong as your stopover here .


    Tokyo visa requirements

    To ensure a smooth and seamless journey when travelling to Tokyo, passengers should check if they need a visa . Alternatively, you can visit the IATA Travel Centre for specific destination requirements.


    Travelling to Schiphol Airport Amsterdam

    Tokyo - Narita & Haneda airport introductions

    Hotel recommendations

    Travel tips

    Arriving at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol early helps ease the boarding process for your flight to Tokyo. The most convenient option for many travellers is the train. Schiphol Station sits directly under the terminal, with frequent services from Amsterdam Centraal and strong connections from cities nationwide; you simply follow the “Trains” signs from arrivals, or use the escalator or lift down to the platforms.

    If you prefer a direct road option, bus services also serve Schiphol. From Amsterdam, the Airport Express is a practical choice for reaching central areas, while regional buses connect the airport with nearby towns and districts.

    For more comfort or door-to-door travel, taxis are the easiest option. Official taxis are available at the designated rank, and app-based rides can be picked up at the marked meeting point, making it a good choice if you have heavy luggage, are travelling late, or are moving in a group.

    Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport offer a diverse range of facilities and amenities designed with passenger needs in mind. Restaurants and boutique shops within the terminals are ideal for some light refuelling and shopping before you head into the heart of Tokyo. Both Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport also provide baggage storage services, ATMs, and specialised assistance for passengers with specific needs.

    For those arriving at Narita International Airport, axis are the most convenient way to get from the terminal into the city, with the journey taking approximately 40 minutes. There is also the Keisei Narita Skyaccess train, which departs directly from the airport and reaches Nihombashi Station, situated in the vibrant central Chuo City district, in around an hour.

    For passengers arriving at Haneda Airport, the quickest way to downtown Tokyo is also by taxi, which takes about 15 minutes. The Keikyū Airport Line connects all airport terminals and takes about 40 minutes to reach the city centre. Alternatively, many local buses can get you to different parts of the city in about 20 minutes.

    Cathay Holidays brings the convenience of finding the perfect hotels for your stay. Book your stay today and discover a wondrous world of rewards, including special accommodation, room upgrades, and access to lounge facilities. You will also be able to earn Asia Miles when you book a holiday package or a  hotel .

    Hotels by the airport

    Travellers arriving at Haneda Airport will find Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport to be a convenient choice. Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3, and it also offers a top-floor natural hot spring, making it especially appealing for an easy first or last night in Japan. The hotel suits travellers who want a comfortable stay without heading far into the city after a long flight. This hotel has restaurants, Wi‑Fi, baggage services, currency exchange, and multilingual support, so check-in and transit are straightforward. There is also plenty to do nearby. Haneda Airport itself is worth exploring for shopping and dining, the Edo-style Haneda Nihonbashi area, and the airport observation deck.

    If you’re looking for a convenient stay easily accessible to Narita Airport, Park Hotel Tokyo stands out for its exceptional blend of design and hospitality, featuring truly unique, artist-designed rooms that combine artistic flair with ultimate comfort. Guests have access to exclusive facilities, including the sophisticated Executive Museum Lounge, a perfect haven for relaxation, and The Society, a fine dining venue known for its culinary excellence and elegant setting. From this central point, guests can effortlessly enjoy Ginza's many attractions, whether it's shopping at luxury brand stores, experiencing a traditional Kabuki performance at the historic Kabukiza Theatre, or finding a peaceful escape in the meticulously maintained Hamarikyu Gardens, which offer a serene contrast to the bustling city life.

    Downtown accommodation

    Located in the vibrant heart of Shinjuku, Hotel Century Southern Tower serves as a premier and ideal base for exploring Tokyo. Its prime location is just a three-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, providing guests with effortless access to the city's key attractions, extensive shopping, and diverse dining scenes. The hotel boasts elegantly designed rooms, many offering stunning, panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing stay. Guests can indulge in a variety of dining options, including the hotel's own restaurant, which specialises in exquisite seasonal cuisine—a perfect way to unwind after a full day of sightseeing. Beyond the hotel, visitors can easily immerse themselves in the lively streets of Shinjuku, renowned for its entertainment and shopping districts. For a peaceful escape, the beautiful Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is nearby, offering an oasis perfect for a leisurely stroll or a picnic. Additionally, the iconic Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is within walking distance and features free observation decks with breathtaking, city-wide views.

    Stay in opulence

    For an opulent stay, the Peninsula Tokyo offers a blend of classic Japanese hospitality and modern luxury, making it an ideal central Tokyo escape. Guests are treated to beautifully designed rooms with spectacular views of the city skyline and the Imperial Palace. The hotel boasts top-tier amenities, including a luxurious spa, a fitness centre, and superb dining venues featuring both international and Japanese dishes. Its location provides easy access to the sophisticated Ginza shopping district, with its array of high-end stores. For relaxation, the tranquil Hibiya Park is just a short walk away, perfect for a walk or picnic. Furthermore, the historically significant Imperial Palace, offering stunning gardens and cultural depth, is practically on the hotel's doorstep.

    here’s plenty to remember when flying to a new destination. Here is some information that you should know before your flight to Tokyo.

    • Currency: Japanese Yen (¥, JPY). Find out the current conversion rate .
    • Plug: 100V Type A or B
    • Time zone: GMT+9 (Tokyo is 7 hours ahead of Amsterdam in summer, and 8 hours in winter)
    • Language: Japanese

    Journeys tailored to you

    Japan and the Netherlands have shared history with bilateral ties leading back to the 1600’s, exchanging artistic expressions and engineering techniques, both still visiting to this very day.

    Now home to animated pop culture, street fashion, and plenty of aesthetic inspiration, there are plenty of reasons to choose Tokyo as your next holiday destination. There is plenty to see and do during your stay here, from witnessing the wabi-sabi that mirrors the works of Van Gogh to tasting the traditional cuisine that is beloved by many around the world.


    Business

    Family

    Explorers

    Luxury

    Where should business travellers from the Netherlands relax and recharge in Tokyo?

    Take a break from your meetings and immerse yourself in the authentic art of Japanese tea at the Sakurai Japanese Tea Experience . A distinct experience from what you will find back home, it's the perfect spot for those looking to explore local tea customs in Minami-Aoyama. Here you can expect:

    • In-depth dive into Japanese tea culture, including practical workshops to master brewing and serving techniques.
    • Guided tastings of premium Japanese teas, such as matcha and hojicha.
    • Tea that is traditionally served with seasonal Japanese confectionery.

    If you’re looking for a ‘vrijmibo’ experience near the CBD, pay a visit to Yurakucho Under the Tracks near Ginza. This iconic after-work drink and food scene under the JR Yamanote Line’s brick arches is largely unchanged since the 1950s. Alternatively, the Tokyo Confidential in Minato offers a place to unwind for the night with drinks. The reclaimed shrine-wood bar top, balcony, and rooftop space gives it a sense of place, while the Tokyo Tower in the backdrop view adds a proper Tokyo experience. Look forward to:

    • Playfully well-made cocktails featuring agave spirits, champagne, and creative signatures.
    • Drinks crafted from local spirits and international labels with an annually changing themed menu.
    • Bar menu offering filling crafted sandwiches and light bites like macarons.

    What are the best family-friendly experiences in Tokyo?

    For a family experience, Tokyo Dome City combines shopping, dining and an amusement park. Sports fans can watch a baseball game or a live concert at Tokyo Dome, ride the Thunder Dolphin roller coaster, and visit Spa LaQua for a hot spring soak after a busy day of sightseeing. This is the place if you’re looking for:

    • Attractions here offer rides for both children and adults, including a giant Ferris wheel and other easy-going options.
    • Diverse activities such as indoor sports, a bowling centre, the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, and the TenQ space museum.
    • Numerous restaurants and cafés, making it suitable for a half-day or full-day visit between major sights in Tokyo.

    To complement a day out with a hearty meal, Katsukami in Ginza is a premium tonkatsu restaurant suited to families seeking an authentic sit-down Japanese dining experience. The dining experience focuses on premium pork cuts and authentic Japanese flavours, offered in various lunch and dinner courses. Here you can expect:

    • Signature course options like the Maeda Pork & Brand Pork Course and the dinner-exclusive Katsukami course, featuring tenderloin and loin cuts with expert flavour guidance. 
    • Specialities include Menchi katsu (minced pork), seasonal cutlets, abalone croquettes, and spicy Japanese pepper-stewed pork.
    • Indulgent seafood additions such as the Kitafuku King Crab Croquette.
    • Traditional accompaniments served with all courses: rice, miso soup, pickles, and fresh cabbage.
    • Dessert options featuring refreshing shaved ice with various flavoured syrups.

    Interested in exploring Tokyo's fascinating history & lesser-known corners of the city?

    For a glimpse into the past, the Edo-Tokyo Museum is one of the best places in Tokyo to understand how the city grew from Edo, the shogun-era town, into the modern capital you see today. Here you can expect a fast, engaging way to connect the old and new sides of Tokyo in one visit. Here you can:

    • Explore full-scale reconstructions and detailed miniature cityscapes that bring Tokyo's history to life.
    • Discover 400 years of urban evolution through a permanent exhibition that is both educational and visually impressive.
    • Walk through life-size models of historical streets and homes.
    • Access multilingual audio guides and join guided tours available in several languages.

    After a day of exploration, consider Ginza Hachigou, a restaurant that offers a truly distinctive ramen experience in Tokyo's lively Ginza district. This premier restaurant is famous for its unique ramen, which features a rich, flavourful, clear, golden soup instead of a typical broth. The soup base is created from a mix of duck, chicken, scallops, and shiitake mushrooms, which highlights the natural tastes of the components. Popular choices include:

    • Ajitama Chuka Soba: Expertly cooked noodles served with a seasoned boiled egg.
    • Chashu Chuka Soba: A decadent bowl topped with tender roasted pork.
    • Ravioli Gourmandise Chuka Soba: A special item blending traditional ramen with exquisite ravioli.

    Where should luxury travellers shop, dine, and unwind in Tokyo?

    One of Tokyo’s most polished neighbourhoods, Aoyama blends stylish shopping, calm streets, and design-led experiences. It sits near Omotesando and Harajuku, with flagship boutiques, café culture, and a more grown-up atmosphere than Tokyo’s louder districts. Here you will find designer stores along Aoyama-dori and Omotesando, lingering in elegant cafés, and visiting art and architecture spots nearby. Things to expect before visiting: 

    • The neighbourhood is celebrated for its curated seasonal window displays and a prominent fashion identity.
    • The district embodies a fusion of East and West, featuring international brands alongside renowned Japanese fashion houses like Issey Miyake, Comme des Garçons, and Yohji Yamamoto.
    • Boutiques such as Dries Van Noten in Aoyama illustrate the intersection of Dutch and Japanese aesthetics.

    For an authentic taste of Edomae Sushi in Tokyo, Ryoheisushi excels at showcasing the seasonal catch, truly reflecting the bounty of Tokyo's coastline. Ryoheisushi is open for both lunch and dinner, offering a variety of courses. These typically include an appetiser, 8 to 10 pieces of hand-crafted sushi, makimono (rolled sushi), and a dessert. For the more adventurous diner, the Omakase Course features a carefully curated selection of seasonal dishes, showcasing the skills of the restaurant's chefs. Highlights include:

    • The Maguro (tuna) and Uni (sea urchin) for their exceptional richness and texture.
    • The Ankimo (monkfish liver) served with ponzu sauce is a noted speciality that showcases the chef's culinary skill.
    • A curated selection of premium sake and Japanese beverages is available to complement the dining experience.

    Flight FAQs

    How long is the flight from Amsterdam to Tokyo?

    Start your trip from Amsterdam to Denpasar (Bali) on our fleet of modern aircraft, including the Boeing 777s, Airbus A321neos, Airbus A330s, and Airbus A350s. The travel time, including a stopover in Hong Kong, is roughly 18 hours and 20 minutes. Please note that the aircraft used may vary depending on operational needs.

    Our First Class and Business Class passengers can relax and recharge with our award-winning lounge facilities, with features including Relaxation Rooms, Shower Suites and our Noodle Bar during their layover.

    Do I need to check in online for my flight to Tokyo?

    Online check-in is a convenient way to save time and avoid queues at the airport. You can check in via desktop (PC) or mobile from 48 hours before departure, select or change your preferred seat, and download your boarding pass digitally or print it, subject to local regulations and departure point. Cathay Green members and above enjoy priority online check-in for added convenience. Depending on your ticket and cabin class, you may also pre-select meals to suit your dietary preferences.

    What happens if my flight from Amsterdam to Tokyo is delayed or cancelled?

    Should your Cathay Pacific flight to Tokyo experience a delay or cancellation, we will provide you with timely updates via our flight status page , airport display screens, public announcement, or SMS notifications such as notiFLY. If your flight is delayed, we will communicate your updated check-in and boarding times as soon as the revised schedules are finalised. In the event that a delay causes you to miss a connecting flight, assistance will be provided to help arrange onward travel. For further details, please review your rights and regulations prior to departure or simply reach out to us .

    How many Cathay Pacific flights are there a week from Amsterdam to Tokyo?

    Cathay Pacific offers on average 50+ connecting flights from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) to both Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT) and Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND), with changes in frequency during popular travel seasons. Whether you prefer an early takeoff or to depart in the evening, we offer various options that best fits your itinerary. In addition, our oneworld alliance partners also offer connecting flights to your destination, giving you added flexibility when you choose to book with us.


    Layover and Stopover FAQs

    What should I know about the transfer for my Amsterdam to Tokyo flight?

    When you arrive in Hong Kong, simply follow the signage to the departures level for your onward journey. Passengers holding their connecting flight boarding pass may proceed through security clearance and head towards their gate. Those needing assistance can visit our transfer desks, where our team will assist with check-in and address any enquiries. Passengers aged seven and older holding eligible travel documents may utilise the e-Security Gates for expedited clearance. To find the most up-to-date details regarding transit procedures and desk locations, please consult the transfer guide .

    What is there to do in Hong Kong International Airport while I wait?

    You will find that there are plenty of things to do at Hong Kong International Airport to ensure a more enjoyable layover for your journey from Amsterdam to Tokyo. The Sky Garden terrace, located on Level 7 of the East Hall, offers a tranquil environment filled with greenery and vantage points of the runway. Coffee enthusiasts will appreciate outlets such as Maison Kayser or % Arabica, and those seeking a more distinctive atmosphere can head up to the Intervals Sky Bar on Level 9 within the Sky Bridge to savour beverages accompanied by a panoramic view. Families will find interactive play spaces and dedicated zones designed to keep younger passengers occupied. You can also explore the retail offerings or admire the various observation areas across the facility, such as the glass-floored Sky Bridge that presents captivating perspectives of aircraft taxiing right beneath you.

    What kinds of services can I expect from the First Class and Business Class lounges at HKIA?

    First Class and Business Class passengers can enjoy refined comforts in our award-winning lounges. These tranquil environments in Terminal 1 at HKIA were meticulously crafted by renowned architects and interior designers.

    The Wing : Positioned adjacent to Gate 2, The Wing, Business class lounge integrates elegance with practical design. It presents spacious seating, a refined aesthetic, and our acclaimed Noodle Bar, delivering Asian favourites. Shower suites are accessible for passengers to revitalise prior to their departure.

    For our First Class passengers, The Wing, First merges classic glamour with renowned Cathay Pacific hospitality. This luxurious space provides a rotating menu of Asian and international culinary classics, along with light, bite-sized delicacies. Experience tranquillity and refreshment before flying with the lounge's private shower suites, treatment rooms, and day beds.

    The Pier : Located by Gate 65, The Pier, Business Class lounge is celebrated for its calming atmosphere and contemporary styling. It provides an array of dining options, including a generous buffet alongside diverse à la carte selections. This lounge also features shower amenities and private relaxation zones, supplying a tranquil retreat to travellers.

    For our First Class passengers, The Pier, First delivers a bespoke encounter. Passengers will enjoy exclusive private suites, fine dining selections prepared by renowned chefs, and attentive, personalised service. This premium lounge further features thoughtfully considered amenities such as massage services and spacious relaxation areas.

    The Bridge : Located just a brief distance from Gate 35, The Bridge is fashioned with a contemporary aesthetic. It presents a laid-back environment featuring plush seating and a variety of menu choices. Passengers can savour snacks and beverages, as well as access shower suites and dedicated workstations designed for individuals needing to stay productive or manage professional tasks.

    The Deck : Positioned close to Gate 6, The Deck Lounge offers a more relaxed environment focused on comfort. It extends an inviting ambience, light refreshments, and an extensive range of seating options.

    For the most up-to-date lounge details, learn more at our lounge site .

    If I have a stopover in Hong Kong for a day or more, how can I make the most of my visit?

    Opting for a stopover in Hong Kong rather than a brief transit allows travellers to enjoy a second holiday with culture, food and memorable city views. Start with a cycle along the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade for fresh air, public art and Victoria Harbour views. Then head to the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade to take in the skyline and landmarks such as the historic Clock Tower. Retail fans will find Nathan Road lively, with a mix of premium boutiques and local markets.

    If time permits, discover heritage spots like Man Mo Temple or the streets of Central, where historic and contemporary architecture sit side by side. Food lovers should be sure to try Hong Kong’s famous dim sum in districts such as Wan Chai or Mong Kok. As dusk approaches, relax at a rooftop bar or waterfront café and enjoy the city lights across Victoria Harbour.

    To gather further ideas, read through our guide to Hong Kong for first-time visitors or review our short weekend guide to Hong Kong .


    Cabin Class FAQs

    What do the fare classes mean when I fly from Amsterdam to Tokyo in economy?

    Cathay Pacific provides an array of economy fare options to select from, ensuring you find the option best suited for your travel needs. Each category includes benefits, baggage allowances, and flexibility for changes or cancellations, allowing you to pick the choice that aligns with your itinerary.

    Light Fare : Suitable for passengers seeking a cost-effective ticket, the Light fare includes a standard baggage allowance with limited options for changes or refunds.

    Essential Fare : A step up from Light, this fare offers more flexibility, including the option for changes with an associated fee, and additional benefits such as seat selection and better accrual of Asia Miles.

    Flexi Fare : This is the most flexible Economy fare, allowing changes or cancellations with minimal fees and a more comprehensive baggage allowance. It's ideal for passengers who desire flexibility and reassurance.

    To gather further details regarding the baggage rules associated with your chosen ticket, please navigate to our fare classes page.

    What can I expect when I choose to fly Premium economy or Business Class with Cathay Pacific?

    Your Premium economy and Business Class experience starts from booking. Enjoy an enhanced baggage allowance, a warm welcome at dedicated check-in counters, and priority boarding—so you can relax into a refined journey, from spacious seating to thoughtfully curated dining.

    Business Class passengers on specific flight paths onboard our Boeing 777-300ER fleet can immerse themselves in our award-winning Aria Suite * and a bespoke atmosphere designed entirely around your comfort.

    *The updated Boeing 777-300ER cabins will be progressively introduced.

    Do cabin classes affect how much carry-on baggage I can take when I fly to Tokyo with Cathay Pacific?

    The amount of carry-on baggage allocated is determined by cabin class. Economy and Premium Economy passengers can bring one primary piece of carry-on baggage with a maximum weight of 7kg, including a single small personal item. Business class passengers can carry up to 10kg of carry-on baggage alongside their personal item, while First class passengers are granted an allowance of up to 15kg for their carry-on baggage and a personal item. Every piece of carry-on baggage must meet the size requirements of 56 x 36 x 23cm, and your personal item must be small enough to be stored directly beneath the seat in front of you.

    What is the weight limit of the checked baggage I can bring on my flight to Tokyo?

    Passengers on Economy Light fares may bring one piece of checked baggage weighing up to 23kg. Economy and Premium Economy passengers on other fare types may bring up to 2 pieces, each weighing up to 23kg. Business class passengers may bring up to 2 pieces of checked baggage weighing up to 32kg each, while First class passengers may bring up to 3 pieces.

    Please note that surpassing your allocated limits will result in supplementary charges, dictated by whether the items exceed the weight maximums or dimensional boundaries. Based on your specific flight path, you may want to consider securing a prepaid extra baggage allowance .


    Asia Miles FAQs

    Can I redeem products with Asia Miles while flying to Tokyo from Amsterdam?

    During your flight, you can access the inflight shopping service with our onboard Wi-Fi , which is available across most of our aircraft. By linking your personal device to the onboard "Cathay Pacific" Wi-Fi network and navigating to the shopping portal, you can peruse an assortment of products sourced from a vast array of brands. Members can securely log in to their accounts to redeem Asia Miles for their purchases or earn rewards as they shop.

    How many Asia Miles will I earn from my Amsterdam to Tokyo flight?

    To determine the amount of Asia Miles you will accumulate while travelling from Amsterdam to Tokyo with Cathay Pacific, use our Status Points and Asia Miles calculator . The total of Asia Miles awarded relies largely on three distinct elements: the total distance of your journey, your travel cabin, and the fare type, as flexible and premium fares typically yield a greater number of Asia Miles and Status Points. Be sure to note that the accrual of Asia Miles and Status Points applies to flight services officially marketed under the Cathay Pacific brand.


    Booking and experience FAQs

    Why should I fly to Tokyo with Cathay Pacific?

    Our comprehensive worldwide network links you seamlessly to more than 100 locations across the globe. The modern aircraft within our fleet feature exceptionally spacious cabins, featuring fully lie-flat beds* in Business class, generous seats in Premium Economy, and supportive seating throughout Economy. Our inflight entertainment system and high-speed Wi-Fi allow you to stay connected and entertained throughout your flight. By becoming a Cathay member, you will accumulate both Asia Miles and Status Points, which respectively unlock a variety of benefits.

    *This feature is rolling out gradually across our entire fleet and is available on most aircraft.

    What are the benefits of booking directly with Cathay Pacific?

    Booking directly with Cathay Pacific offers greater flexibility, exclusive promotions, and dedicated customer support compared to third-party channels. Direct bookings come with benefits such as complimentary 24-hour free cancellation, access to a full range of fare options, and special offers including bonus Asia Miles and discounts on add-ons. Passengers who are Cathay members can enjoy priority support for changes and disruptions, seamless earning and redemption of Asia Miles, and perks such as advanced upgrade opportunities.

    *Terms and conditions apply. Visit our page for full details.


    Cathay Membership FAQs

    What is the difference between Status Points and Asia Miles?

    Status Points dictate your current standing within the Cathay membership programme, directly influencing your membership tier and associated privileges. These points revert to zero at the beginning of every new Cathay membership year following a renewal, an upgrade, or a downgrade. Conversely, Asia Miles functions as a reward currency used to claim flights and everyday lifestyle rewards, and remains active for a period of three years. Status Points help you elevate between tiers, whereas Asia Miles empowers you to redeem further flight and retail rewards.

    What do Cathay membership tiers mean?

    The varying Cathay membership levels—Green, Silver, Gold, and Diamond— Indicate your membership level within the programme. As you advance through the tiers, you can enjoy a broader range of benefits and privileges with us.

    Green members experience foundational Cathay membership privileges, encompassing early entry to exclusive travel promotions and priority online check-in from 48 hours before departure. They can reserve seats with extra legroom by spending Asia Miles, subject to availability, and gain a complimentary two-day PressReader access pass alongside every flight booking.

    Silver members acquire all the benefits of Green members, in addition to priority check-in at dedicated Business class counters, entry into selected Business class lounges, and priority baggage handling. Silver members can enjoy enhanced Asia Miles earning whenever they make purchases or enjoy meals at our affiliated establishments.

    Gold members can check one additional item of luggage and secure seating within the Economy cabin on Cathay Pacific flights. Furthermore, Gold members receive a pair of complimentary passes to the Business class lounge and prospects for cabin upgrades, paired with higher earning rates for Asia Miles.

    Diamond members take advantage of dedicated First class check-in services, entry to all First class and Business class lounges, and the ability to bring in companions. Diamond members are additionally granted priority baggage handling and promotional deals at affiliated hotels and dining venues.

    Discover information regarding Status Points and the advantages associated with every level here .

    How do I know if my Amsterdam to Tokyo flight will accrue Status Points?

    Qualifying flight tickets are exclusively those issued by Cathay Pacific or our oneworld alliance partners within fare classes eligible for earning Status Points. As you book your journey and review your itinerary, you will see how many Status Points and Asia Miles your transaction yields, calculated by the carrier, cabin, fare type, and the distance flown.

    Provided your ticket meets the eligibility criteria, Status Points will reflect in your profile upon the completion of your flight. Passengers flying onboard our partner carriers remain eligible to earn Status Points to elevate their Cathay membership, subject to fare and cabin eligibility.

    What exciting experiences can I expect from Cathay Pacific?

    Explore an exciting array of benefits when booking your next trip with Cathay Pacific, including our Economy fares , which give you greater choice, flexibility, and value. Our latest flight and holiday package offers are regularly updated to provide you with greater flexibility on your travels with Cathay Pacific.

    All fares displayed include taxes and carrier-imposed surcharges. All fares, government taxes and fees, and surcharges are subject to change at any time. For ticket cancellations, where applicable, the Hong Kong Passenger Security Charge, the Hong Kong Air Passenger Departure Tax, and the Hong Kong International Airport Construction Fee will be refunded without any administration fees.