JAL resumes Tokyo to Shanghai route
Scoot Air flies to Guiyang, and S7 links Novosibirsk and Guangzhou
JAL resumes Tokyo to Shanghai route
Scoot Air flies to Guiyang, and S7 links Novosibirsk and Guangzhou
September 16th, 2026. Japan Airlines will resume its service between Tokyo and Shanghai. The flight will operate daily starting on October 25th.
Flight number JL873 will take off from Tokyo’s Narita International Airport at 09:35 and touch down at Pudong International Airport, Shanghai at 12:20. The return leg, flight number JL876, will leave Shanghai at 14:00 and arrive back in Tokyo at 18:00.
The outbound journey will be three hours and forty-five minutes, and the return will be three hours. A Boeing 767-300ER will serve the route.
Singapore to Guiyang
Singapore’s Scoot Air will be launching a route linking the Lion City with Guiyang, in China’s Guizhou province. starting on October 26. The service will operate three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Flight number TR130 will depart from Changi International Airport, Singapore, at 17:50 and will arrive at Guiyang’s Guiyang Longdongbao International Airport at 22:15. The return trip, flight number TR131, will leave Guiyang at 23:15 and arrive back in Singapore at 04:20 the next morning.
An Airbus A320 Neo will operate the route, and the journey time will be four hours and twenty-five minutes for the outbound flight, and a little over five hours for the return.
Novosibirsk to Guangzhou
From December 21st, Russia’s S7 Airlines will launch a service linking Novosibirsk and Guangzhou. The flight will operate twice a week, departing on Mondays and Thursdays.
Flight number S75743 will depart from Tolmachevo International Airport, Novosibirsk, at 21:00 and will arrive at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport at 04:15 the next morning. The return leg, flight number S75744, will leave Guangzhou at 05:15 and arrive back in Novosibirsk at 11:00.
The outbound journey time will be six hours and fifteen minutes, and the return will be about half an hour longer. The route will be served by Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
Picture: Shanghai skyline by Mstyslav Chernov via Wikimedia Commons
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