ANA will increase flights on several domestic and international routes and will increase its flight count by 106% compared to the same period last year.
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Narita-Hong Kong: Starting October 26, three roundtrips per week will be added, for a total of seven roundtrips weekly until March 28.
Haneda-Hong Kong: Starting December 1, seven roundtrips per week will be added, for a total of 14 roundtrips weekly until March 28.
Narita-Perth: Starting December 1, four roundtrips per week will be added for a total of seven roundtrips weekly until April 19.
Narita-Mumbai: Starting December 1, two roundtrips per week will be added, operating five roundtrips weekly until March 28.
Narita-Brussels: Additional flights will operate on December 15, December 22 and January 5. Starting March 2, flights will operate three times weekly with the addition of a regular Monday service.
Peach will increase flights on the following routes:
Narita-Taipei (Taoyuan) route: Starting January 1, seven roundtrips per week will be added, for a total of 21 roundtrips weekly until March 28.
Kansai-Taipei (Taoyuan) route: Starting December 26, six roundtrips per week will be added, for a total of 27 roundtrips weekly until December 31.
AirJapan will continue operating its Narita-Bangkok, Narita-Singapore and Narita-Seoul routes to meet growing passenger demand.
Domestic routes
ANA will increase flights on key domestic routes, including Haneda – Sapporo and Haneda – Fukuoka, to improve customer convenience and operational efficiency. Additionally, ANA will continue to adjust flight frequencies by adding or reducing flights based on a comprehensive assessment of travel demands, competitor airline offerings and other transportation methods to improve profitability and strengthen its domestic business. Compared to pre-pandemic levels, Japan’s domestic flight business has not seen a full recovery in business travel demand.
Peach will increase flights on its Kansai to Fukuoka routes in response to demand.
Freighter routes
To meet freight demand, ANA will optimize its operations by combining freighters with expanded cargo space on passenger flights, building an agile transportation network and maximizing the strengths of its combined carrier model.
