| Cheapest Flight | $153 |
| Fastest Flight | 6h 26m |
| Earliest Flight | 12:05 PM |
| Latest Flight | 9:15 PM |
| Daily Flight Routes | 5 |
| Distance | 322 kilometers |
| Flight Companies | Japan Airlines, Shinkansen JR Central, Skymark Airlines |
Taking a flight is the fastest and easiest way to get from Fukuoka to Yamagata. In order to find the best deal, use our online booking service.
There are regular flights departing from Fukuoka to Yamagata so there are many options to choose from. Keep in mind, however, that a plane is a relatively expensive means of transportation. If you want to secure the best deal, it’s better to book a ticket in advance. It’s also a good idea to plan far ahead if travelling around popular travel seasons.
According to Google Maps, the driving distance from Fukuoka to Yamagata B is 201 miles (322 km). A flying distance is shorter - it is approximately 201 miles.
Traveling by plane guarantees the fastest time to get from Fukuoka to Yamagata. The estimated Fukuoka to Yamagata travel time is 6h 35m. Keep in mind, however, that getting to the airport, checking-in, and passing through security checks will take some time - it’s better to come to the airport at least an hour in advance if you are flying domestically and two hours in advance if it is an international flight.
The trip duration from Fukuoka and Yamagata is more or less the same whichever airline you choose to fly.
There are a few ways to secure the cheapest airline tickets. Here are several hints on how to grab the best deals for flying from Fukuoka to Yamagata:
The route from Fukuoka to Yamagata is operated by the following airlines: Japan Airlines, Skymark Airlines. Most travellers who bought air tickets for this route with us, opted for . Yet all the carriers we offer enjoy good reputation and provide decent service.
Before booking your flight ticket, always check what is included into the airfare. Remember that checked luggage may or may not be included. Luggage allowance and carry-on luggage dimensions also differ from carrier to carrier. Budget airlines may require online check-in and make you pay for any extras like choosing your seat or onboard meals.