Direct flights from Takamatsu-shi (TAK)

Takamatsu Airport (TAK) is a small station in Takamatsu-shi, Japan with nonstop service to 8 destinations, flown by 9 airlines, led by All Nippon Airways, Air Busan, and China Airlines. Because the schedule is limited, an upgrade or award opening on a Tokyo flight rarely lasts. 2LNR checks every TAK nonstop flown by Japan Airlines for confirmed availability, so a rare opening does not go unnoticed.

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About Takamatsu Airport (TAK)

Takamatsu Airport (TAK) is the airport serving Takamatsu-shi, Japan. Its ICAO code is RJOT. Departure and arrival times at TAK are local to the Asia/Tokyo time zone. Its nonstop network reaches 8 destinations across 4 countries.

Award seats on Takamatsu-shi routes

2LNR tracks award seats on Japan Airlines, date by date. Pick any Takamatsu-shi destination below to see whether a seat exists before you move points, the next 14 days free on every product and the full horizon on Pro.

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Confirmed upgrade and award seats on each TAK route, checked against live inventory so you know what is open before you book.

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Explore every TAK nonstop on the interactive route map, with connections and route statistics.

All nonstop destinations from Takamatsu-shi (TAK)

These are the city pairs behind flights to and from Takamatsu-shi: 8 nonstop destinations with active service at Takamatsu Airport. Each route links to its confirmed upgrade and award availability.

Airlines that fly out of Takamatsu-shi (TAK)

The carriers with nonstop service from Takamatsu Airport, ordered by how many destinations each one reaches. Each links to that airline's full route map.

Alternative airports near Takamatsu-shi (TAK)

Nearby airports with nonstop service of their own, closest first. Distances are great-circle between the two airports' coordinates, not driving time, so check the ground connection before you treat one as a substitute.

Frequently asked questions about Takamatsu-shi (TAK)

How many nonstop destinations does Takamatsu Airport (TAK) serve?
Takamatsu Airport has active nonstop service to 8 destinations in 2LNR's schedule data. The busiest markets from TAK are Tokyo, Seoul, and Okinawa. The full list, with who flies each route and, where 2LNR tracks the carrier, upgrade and award space by date, is on this page.
Which airlines fly out of Takamatsu-shi (TAK)?
The carriers with nonstop service from Takamatsu Airport are listed in full on this page, each linked to its own route map. All Nippon Airways, Air Busan, and China Airlines run the most routes from Takamatsu-shi, in that order. In 2LNR's schedule data that is 9 airlines in total.
How many airlines fly out of TAK?
2LNR's schedule data currently shows 9 airlines with at least one nonstop route from Takamatsu-shi (TAK). That figure counts the carrier operating the flight rather than every carrier that sells a seat on it, so a codeshare marketed by a partner is not counted twice, and it moves with the season.
How do I check upgrade or award availability from TAK?
Pick any destination on this page, such as Tokyo, to open a calendar of TAK departures with award seats on Japan Airlines by date, the next 14 days free on every product and the full horizon on Pro. On Pro you can also set an alert so 2LNR notifies you when space opens.
Does 2LNR track flights from TAK?
Yes. Every nonstop route from Takamatsu Airport in 2LNR's schedule data is listed, 8 destinations in total, and on the routes flown by Japan Airlines what is shown is confirmed availability rather than a forecast, the next 14 days free on every product and the full horizon on Pro.

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