Houston Airports Welcomes ZIPAIR Tokyo to Bush Airport

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HOUSTON — Houston Airports has announced ZIPAIR Tokyo’s new service between George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) and Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT).

Starting March 4, 2025, ZIPAIR will launch four weekly flights connecting Houston with Japan, marking the airline’s fifth U.S. route across the Pacific.

“We welcome ZIPAIR to Houston, as it reflects our city’s prominence on the global stage,” said Houston Mayor John Whitmire. “The new route between Houston and Tokyo will strengthen our business ties with Japan and the broader Asia-Pacific region. It will also bring more visitors to experience Houston’s vibrant culture, world-class healthcare and diverse industries.”

According to a news release, ZIPAIR will operate four flights per week between Houston and Tokyo, using Boeing 787-8 aircraft.

“This new partnership with ZIPAIR aligns perfectly with the mission of Houston Airports to connect the people, businesses, cultures and economies of the world to Houston,” said Jim Szczesniak, Director of Aviation for Houston Airports. “By adding more airline partners like ZIPAIR, we’re responding to growing passenger demand for international travel options. This new route to Tokyo not only strengthens our global connectivity but also offers travelers more flexibility and affordability, ensuring Houston remains a premier gateway for global travel.”

Source: Houston Airports

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