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Tokyo and Seoul from San Francisco
Two of Asia's most exciting cities on nonstop Star Alliance flights from the West Coast.
United and ANA fly nonstop from San Francisco to Tokyo-Haneda, the airport closest to the city centre. Asiana links Tokyo to Seoul in about two hours, then flies you straight back to San Francisco. In total: about 18 621 km and 24 h 48 in the air, on 3 nonstop flights.
Your stops in pictures
The itinerary, leg by leg
1San Francisco → Tokyo-Haneda
ANA, United11 h 23
ANA, United11 h 232Tokyo-Haneda → Seoul-Incheon
Asiana2 h 40
Asiana2 h 403Seoul-Incheon → San FranciscoAsiana, United10 h 45
Asiana, United10 h 45Build your trip in 4 steps
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The airlines you'll fly
ANAStar Alliance
UnitedStar Alliance
AsianaStar Alliance
Our tips before you book
One ticket or several?
On a single ticket, the airline rebooks you if a flight is delayed. Flight Itinerary's « One ticket » filter keeps only combinations sold together.
Check the days of operation
Some routes don't fly every day, or only in certain seasons: each leg's calendar shows the days with flights.
Compare with round-the-world fares
when the alliances offer them: depending on the number of stops, they can be cheaper.
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