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Cheap flights from Prague to Tokyo

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Flights to Tokyo from Prague

Cheap flights from Prague to Tokyo from $756. Prague (Czech Republic) - Tokyo (Japan) return flights from $1,515. From 9/24/2026 (Thursday) - 9/27/2026 (Sunday). Check for the dates with the lowest prices and find the cheapest rates.

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FAQs Prague to Tokyo flights

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  • How long does a flight take between Prague and Tokyo?

    The flight from Prague to Tokyo has a duration of 16.30.

  • What are the cheapest flights from Prague to Tokyo?

    The cheapest one-way flight costs $756 flying with Starlux Airlines and the cheapest return flight costs $1,515 with SAS.

  • How many airports are there in the city of Prague?

    Prague has 1 airport: Vaclav Havel Airport Prague.

  • How many airports does the city of Tokyo have?

    There are 2 airports in Tokyo: TYO - All airports, Tokyo Haneda International Airport

  • Which Tokyo airport is the most central?

    The most central airport is Tokyo Haneda International Airport, 14.7.

  • Schedules of the first and last flight from Prague to Tokyo

    The first flight from Prague to Tokyo is at 7:40 PM and the last flight departs at 6:30 AM.


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