ANA announced today that the “Inspiration of Japan” service brand and products will be introduced to the San Francisco-Narita route, operated with the Boeing 777-300ER, on December 6, 2011.
The newly fitted aircraft will include greatly enhanced Business and Economy class cabin products. With “ANA BUSINESS STAGGERED” every Business class seat has aisle access with our perfectly staggered seat configuration. The seat reclines 180 degrees to become a fully flat bed. With the largest in class 17-...
ANA is proud to announce that it will operate its first revenue flight of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner as a charter international flight from Tokyo, Narita to Hong Kong.
The flight, the Dreamliner's inaugural service on a commercial basis, will take place approximately one month after the first aircraft is delivered to ANA, with delivery due in September. The Narita–Hong Kong maiden flight will be available to any customer who applies for the special package tour departing Tokyo which ANA is...
ANA, Japan's largest carrier, and Continental Airlines, a wholly owned subsidiary of United Continental Holdings, Inc., are expanding the number of code-share routes to include United's Narita-Houston, Narita-New York and Japan-Guam flights.
The two airlines have been operating code-share flights since March 28 last year, initially with ANA's trans-Pacific routes, ANA's domestic routes and Continental Airlines' U.S. routes. This expansion of the code-sharing agreement to Continental Airlines'...
From June 1, ANA will introduce new dishes designed by the two esteemed chefs Yuji Wakiya and Masayasu Yonemura. Yuji Wakiya is famous for his Japanese interpretations of Chinese cuisine, and Masayasu Yonemura has won selection into the Michelin Tokyo guide for the past three years by personally developing Japanese cuisine for global tastes.
They were selected because their commitment to pursuing "inspiration" and embodying "modern Japan" through their cuisine accords with ANA's brand concept...
ANA is resuming its operation to Sendai Airport, following the announcement today by the Japanese government to partially reopen the airport from April 13. The airport has been closed for commercial flights since March 11 after the tsunami damaged the airport facility.
As a result of efforts aiding recovery by the Japanese ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, the self-defense force, the U.S. military and other organizations, the airport is being opened sooner than originally...
ANA, Japan's leading carrier, today announces that it will increase the frequency of flights on its Narita-New York route by launching a double-daily service on Saturdays during the January to March 2011 period.
Currently, ANA flies once a day between the two cities at the weekend with a Boeing 777-300ER configured to carry 247 passengers in four classes – First, Business, Premium Economy and Economy.
ANA has formally filed an application to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and...
ANA, Japan's leading carrier, signed its first code-share agreement with EGYPTAIR, the national airline of the Arab Republic of Egypt. Both airlines are members of the Star Alliance.
Under the deal, ANA will place its two-letter “NH” code on the six weekly flights between Cairo, the Egyptian capital, and Tokyo's Narita and the four weekly flights between Cairo and Kansai (Osaka) operated by EGYPTAIR from December 20, 2010 *1. In turn, EGYPTAIR will place its “MS” code on ANA operated flights...
All Nippon Airways and Hawaiian Airlines announced that the two carriers signed an agreement to establish a commercial partnership. Shinichiro Ito, President and CEO of ANA, and Mark Dunkerley, President and CEO of Hawaiian Airlines, met in Tokyo yesterday to sign the Letter of Agreement, and agreed to explore bilateral cooperation in areas such as code-sharing, frequent flyer programs, and cargo subject to necessary government approvals. Both airlines will start discussing the details of...
All Nippon Airways and First Eastern Investment Group, a pioneer of direct investments in China, announced the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement to establish the first Japanese low cost airline.
The new airline will operate both international and domestic short-haul routes out of Kansai International Airport, Osaka. The new airline will operate independently from ANA.
The new company will be established in the second half of 2010 with Japanese investors holding a 66.7% stake of which ANA...
2010 will be a year of expansion for ANA, with the opening of the new international terminal in October and the start of international scheduled flights operations from Haneda Airport.
As previously announced, ANA will launch new routes that connect Haneda to Los Angeles, Honolulu, Singapore, Bangkok, and Taipei (Songshan) as well as Beijing, Shanghai (Hongqiao), Hong Kong, and Seoul (Gimpo), which we currently operate. ANA’s new network and services from Haneda Airport will provide easy...
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