When will Delta inform passengers of airport change in Tokyo

[Pearl64]

We are booked on the nonstop Delta flight from Atlanta to Tokyo on April 9, 2020. Delta is supposedly no longer using Narita but will change to Haneda in March. So, it looks as though we will be flying into Haneda. The reason I would like to know sooner than later is that I am trying to organize tours and don't want to schedule one if we will still be in the air. I am sure the departure times will be different. If it is really much later, we could arrive a day later than originally planned. I realize Haneda will be much more convenient to central Tokyo. I just need to know about flight times so I can figure out how and when we will tour Tokyo.  My reservation still says Narita as does Delta's website when I do a dummy booking. They have changed the ones from Minneapolis that involve a connection. Just curious as to when Delta will inform us. Yes, I know to check the reservation periodically for changes. Thank you. 

[alidor]

Call Delta and ask.

[Pearl64]

I made these reservations in the past week so obviously it hasn’t changed yet.  I will call Delta in the near future. Thank you.

[TruckerDave]

Well they are still booking flights to NRT form both DTW and ATL in May (I just picked a random date)so I wouldn't be overly worried about it.  

[FlyerTalker]

The actual suspension of all service to NRT is announced as "Late Spring".  As slots and routes are allocated to HND, they will be removed from NRT.

[Pearl64]

Just noticed yesterday that our flight now goes to Haneda instead of Narita. I was just routinely checking our flights and noticed the change. I got no notice from Delta. There was a message that the flight had changed when I looked at the reservation. Our departure time changed by 15 minutes so not a big change.  Now I can figure out how to get to our hotel. 

 

Thanks everyone.

[Hlitner]

We had an early April flt to Narita using Flexair.  About a week ago the new Delta to Haneda (from ATL) flight showed-up as a flexair option and we could not change it fast enough :).  Flying into Haneda is some much easier.  Rather then messing with trains, dealing with luggage (best shipped) etc.  we can now simply grab a taxi from Haneda into Tokyo to our hotel.  It is not cheap, but it is reasonable and we avoid luggage issues.

 

Hank