American Airlines ORD to Tokyo flights aa153

American Airlines fly daily direct flights from chicago ohare airport to Tokyo narita airport.
American Airlines is the only carrier to operate transpacific flights exclusively
with B777’s and currently upgrading them with its new lie flat Business Class seat product.
The tokyo flight will be flown with a Boeing 777 in three class seating configuration, featuring 14 First Class, 37 Business Class and 194 coach seats.
American has collaborated with celebrity chef Sam Choy to create new Asian-fusion menu items that will be featured on the flights between Chicago and tokyo. The new, enhanced meal artfully blend the deep traditions of japanese food with the flavors of Western fare.
Pacific Flight Schedule
Departure Date: June 9, 2011 – August 22, 2011
Flight Number Depart From Arrive To Flight Time
AA176 13:10 Tokyo (NRT) 10:55 Dallas/Ft. Worth (DFW) 11 hrs 45 min
AA60 18:10 Tokyo (NRT) 15:50 Dallas/Ft. Worth (DFW) 11 hrs 40 min
AA154 NRT ORD 18:15 Tokyo () 16:00 Chicago 11 hrs 45 min
AA168 17:50 Tokyo 17:55 New York 13 hrs 05 min
AA170 15:25 Tokyo (NRT) 09:40 Los Angeles (LAX) 10 hrs 15 min
*AA168 (NRT - JFK) will operate Monday through Sunday with no service on Tuesdays from June 14 through August 16, 2011

Flight Number Depart From Arrive To Flight Time
AA175 DFW NRT 10:10 Dallas Ft Worth 13:05(next day) Tokyo 12 hrs 55 min
AA61 13:05 Dallas/Ft Worth (DFW) 16:00 (next day) Tokyo (NRT) 12 hrs 55 min
AA153 ORD NRT 13:25 Chicago 16:15 (next day) Tokyo (NRT) 12 hrs 50 min
AA167 8:30 New York (JFK) 11:10 (next day) Tokyo (NRT) 13 hrs 40 min
AA169 11:50 Los Angeles (LAX) 15:15 (next day) Tokyo (NRT) 11 hrs 25 min
AA167 (JFK - NRT) will operate Monday through Sunday with no service on Tuesdays from June 14 through August 16, 2011.
American Airlines and Japan Airlines plan to launch a joint venture April 1 to combine trans-Pacific flying, relying heavily on American's large hub in Chicago ohare airport to fill their Asia-bound flights.
The moves underscore Chicago's importance as a gateway for travel to northern Asia and are intended to boost passenger loads for JAL's flights as the carriers divvy up costs and share revenue on trans-Pacific routes, executives said.