ANA Announces Route Changes

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15 Sep 2023
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ANA has announced future flight schedule updates as it continues to adapt to market trends and more.

From early October, the airline says it’ll be increasing flights seen on the Tokyo Narita to Shanghai (Pudong) route with three more roundtrips per week. This service will operate as NH959/960 and begin from October 2nd

Additionally, Kansai to Shanghai (Pudong) will add five roundtrips per week. The new plane sees an increase in the number of flights being offered ultimately from the initial three roundtrips.

However, ANA has also unveiled its plan to offer services to European destinations from October 29, 2023, to March 30, 2024.

Haneda to London, operating as NH211/212, will offer seven roundtrips per week, while Haneda to Paris will see three round trips a week.

Frankfurt is next on the list from Haneda, operating as NH203/204 and NH223/224, operating seven roundtrips per week each.

Munich will see an adjustment on its NH217 service from Haneda, with the four weekly flights now jetting off on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays as part of the schedule adjustment.

Lastly, Nartia to Brussels will see two roundtrips per week and operate as NH231/232.

These changes will be as mentioned in effect from October 29 through to March 30 of 2024 and will be an integral part of their Asian and European network.

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